Dalee Ella Artist
"I create to help connect us deeper with our Mother Earth, ourselves and each other."
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From hand carved lino print
to screen print, to wearable art
From hand carved lino print
to screen print, to wearable art
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Clare GreschkeSep 8, 20250 comments
From Tears to Triumph: The Jumpsuit That Took Time to Shine
Usually I don’t get too upset when new styles don’t sell very well, it’s the name of the game. I can’t get it right every time. But with the Jumpsuit,...
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Clare GreschkeSep 5, 20250 comments
See our fabrics being printed - Sharing the screen printing process
This inherent feeling plus having more of an understanding of the process in the creation, deepens our relationship to our clothes and we believe to our human community as a...
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Clare GreschkeSep 4, 20250 comments
Did you know that our fabrics begin as hand-carved lino prints?
Once I’ve decided on the best shade of ink, I order a roll of fabric to be printed so I can begin to make samples - this is when we...
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Clare GreschkeAug 18, 20250 comments
Wanderer Pants: My Personal Fave (and Why You’ll Love Them Too)
The stretch in the cord as well as the stretch waistband means you can wear them through whole monthly cycles, or through mild weight fluctuations. Which again, makes them more...
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Clare GreschkeAug 5, 20251 comment
What I’ve Learned After 2 Months of Business Mentoring
It’s not free. That was part of the barrier. I’m paying a chunky amount per month for mentoring. But I’m so glad I took the leap. I’m so glad I...
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Clare GreschkeAug 1, 20250 comments
Good design is a sustainability practice
At Slow Fashion Australia, we believe sustainability isn’t just about the fabric. It’s about how a garment makes you feel—and how often you reach for it in your wardrobe. That’s...
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Clare GreschkeSep 8, 20250 comments
From Tears to Triumph: The Jumpsuit That Took Time to Shine
Usually I don’t get too upset when new styles don’t sell very well, it’s the name of the game. I can’t get it right every time. But with the Jumpsuit,...
Read more
Clare GreschkeSep 5, 20250 comments
See our fabrics being printed - Sharing the screen printing process
This inherent feeling plus having more of an understanding of the process in the creation, deepens our relationship to our clothes and we believe to our human community as a...
Read more
Clare GreschkeSep 4, 20250 comments
Did you know that our fabrics begin as hand-carved lino prints?
Once I’ve decided on the best shade of ink, I order a roll of fabric to be printed so I can begin to make samples - this is when we...
Read more
Clare GreschkeAug 18, 20250 comments
Wanderer Pants: My Personal Fave (and Why You’ll Love Them Too)
The stretch in the cord as well as the stretch waistband means you can wear them through whole monthly cycles, or through mild weight fluctuations. Which again, makes them more...
Read more
Clare GreschkeAug 5, 20251 comment
What I’ve Learned After 2 Months of Business Mentoring
It’s not free. That was part of the barrier. I’m paying a chunky amount per month for mentoring. But I’m so glad I took the leap. I’m so glad I...
Read more
Clare GreschkeAug 1, 20250 comments
Good design is a sustainability practice
At Slow Fashion Australia, we believe sustainability isn’t just about the fabric. It’s about how a garment makes you feel—and how often you reach for it in your wardrobe. That’s...
Read more
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINTS
Care For Kelp
Golden kelp is a big part of our east coast Australian beaches. We encounter it washed up on the sand most days when exploring.
Dalee often collects some to bring valuable nutrients back into her garden soil.
This print is an expression of a deeper relationship with this highly nutritious, extremely important oceanic algae.
It celebrates those who are already working together with the kelp to increase the biodiversity of our oceans while sequestering huge amounts of carbon, replacing what has been lost as a result of many of our human activities.
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINT
Spirit of Tulsi
Spirit of Tulsi is celebrating the medicinal magic of Tulsi and the incredible ‘lift’ she can bring to a stressed out nervous system and a busy mind.
One of the herbal allies that helped Dalee through the beginning of perimenopause and helped ground her back into the body and spirit after a time of deep stress.
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINTS
Straw Flannel Flower
A fresh new neutral tone for our ever popular flannel flower print. We can never have enough of these beautiful soft Australian wild flowers that help us connect deeper with ourselves and our sensuality.
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINTS
Care For Kelp
Golden kelp is a big part of our east coast Australian beaches. We encounter it washed up on the sand most days when exploring.
Dalee often collects some to bring valuable nutrients back into her garden soil.
This print is an expression of a deeper relationship with this highly nutritious, extremely important oceanic algae.
It celebrates those who are already working together with the kelp to increase the biodiversity of our oceans while sequestering huge amounts of carbon, replacing what has been lost as a result of many of our human activities.
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINT
Spirit of Tulsi
Spirit of Tulsi is celebrating the medicinal magic of Tulsi and the incredible ‘lift’ she can bring to a stressed out nervous system and a busy mind.
One of the herbal allies that helped Dalee through the beginning of perimenopause and helped ground her back into the body and spirit after a time of deep stress.
DALEE ELLA LINO PRINTS
Straw Flannel Flower
A fresh new neutral tone for our ever popular flannel flower print. We can never have enough of these beautiful soft Australian wild flowers that help us connect deeper with ourselves and our sensuality.