fullmoonfiberart
Announcement
Hi Everyone,
Thanks for continuing to make my Etsy Shop such a success.
It's Christmas week and there's a good chance if you buy something from my shop you won't get it in time for Christmas. So please keep that in mind if you buy anything from my shop.
As always, each of my potholders is an original and unique creation. I never use a pattern and like all my art they are made from repurposed fabric.
They each have insulated batting and a layer of cotton batting in them for all your potholder needs. They can be machine washed and dried.
My potholders vary in size and shape although they're all around the same size about 9"x9".
If you have any questions you can always email me at maria [!at] fullmoonfiberart.com
Also, check out my blog and website, Full Moon Fiber Art at www.fullmoonfiberart.com
Items
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Reviews
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Ms Mad Martha on Oct 31, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThis poster holds a very special meaning to me and is only one of many items created by Maria Wolf that I have admired/purchased through the years. I so appreciate that she offers multiple versions of her work through ETSY (magnets, posters) that allow affordable ways for admirers to support her creative work on an ongoing basis.
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Cathleen on Oct 22, 2022
5 out of 5 starsAlways beautiful postcards! I’ve bought several and have never been disappointed!
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Linda on Oct 21, 2022
5 out of 5 starsThis poster is simply gorgeous. It’s printed on heavy paper and signed by the artist on the back. The colors are amazing I was obsessed with the original quilt when I saw photos of it online, and the opportunity to purchase the poster was a dream come true. I bought it during a very challenging time in my life. It’s providing so much comfort, inspiration and strength to me when I really need it. Highly recommend everything from this store.
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Gene on Jan 18, 2023
5 out of 5 starsThe item exceeded my expectations and immediately assumed a place of honor on my fridge! It was mailed promptly and arrived in excellent condition. I could not be more pleased and look forward to other products from Maria!!
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Amy Walker on Jan 15, 2023
5 out of 5 starsHave you ever had a stare-down with a sister across the dinner table? This magnet is that! SUCH a great photo, and perfect to put it on a magnet to throw front and center on your sister’s fridge! Hah!
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carterm13 on Jan 7, 2023
5 out of 5 starsLove this pic of Lulu and Fanny, it lives on my fridge now so I see it everyday. The package included a surprise too - a postcard of Maria's beautiful heron!
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Lisa on Jan 7, 2023
5 out of 5 starsExactly as pictured and described. Maria always represents her work impeccably.
About fullmoonfiberart
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This is one of my Everyday Goddess Potholders called "I've Got Something To Say" -
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This is the design for my "Flying Egg Potholder" before I made it into a potholder. -
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This is one of my "Little Window Potholders" -
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This is the wool that comes from my sheep at Bedlam Farm where I live. Now it's for sale. -
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This is a 5x7 blank note card. It's a reproduction of my Wall hanging "Goddess in a Boat"
My work is my voice to the world.
I started making my art in 2008.
I was going through many life changes including a divorce and realized that I was in the "Full Moon" of my life. Meaning that If I didn't do what I really wanted to with my life at that point I never would.
So I started a website and blog (fullmoonfiberart.com)and began selling my quilts, inspired by the Gee's Bend Quilters of Alabama.
I decided I wanted to make potholders, so the people who couldn't afford my quilts, could have a small piece of my functional art.
I work with old clothes and fabrics that people send me or that I find in thrift stores. I often use a mix of vintage and newer fabrics.
After a few years I quit my part time job to work full time at my business.
My work as evolved as I have. Reflecting what is happening in my life.
I began making my "Intuitive Patchwork Potholders". Every potholder is unique, I don't follow any patterns, but trust my instincts to create each one. When I got my free motion sewing machine I started drawing on my potholders. These too are all individually drawn by me on my sewing machine. Some have saying and some have images.
You can read and see more of my work on my blog fullmoonfiberart.com.
I love the idea of having a potholder shop on ETSY. A place just for my potholders, which have sustained me through the tough times and always give me a place to express myself and make connections with other people.
Production partners
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A&M Printers
Cambridge, NY
A&M Printers do so much of the commercial and art printing in our small upstate NY town of Cambridge. I use them to make postcards, notecards and posters of my work.
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Abrah GRiggs
VT, United States
Abrah is an artist and a book designer. She designed and manifested Mary Kellogg's latest book.
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Eco Bags
Ossining, NY
Eco Bags is a fair trade, fair wage company. You can see more about the on their website eco-bags.com
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House Of Hearts
West Bengal, India
House of Heart was founded by Soma Seal. It is a co-operative of women from a village in West Bengal India, dedicated to rising the status of women through economic empowerment.
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Jon Katz
Cambridge, NY
Jon Katz is my husband. A writer and photographer, we live together on Bedlam Farm. His blog is bedlamfarm.com.
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M&M Digital Printing LLc
Glens Falls, NY
M&M printers are a local business for us. They were able to print our bumperstickers when no one else could.
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Sara Kelly Graphic Design
Cambridge, NY
Sara Kelly is an artist and a graphic designer. She handles most of of the commercial graphic design business in our small upstate NY town of Cambridge. She's also a wonderful painter. She helped me design the poster, choose the right typeface and colors and get it ready for the printer.
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Sticker Mule
Amsterdam, NY
Sticker Mule is an online company that translated my original stitched drawing into a decal and then created the decal.
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Suzy Fatzinger
PA, United States
Suzy is my friend, a wonderful spinner and knitter.
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Vermont Fiber Mill
Brandon, VT
Deb at Vermont Fiber Mill process my wool two times a year when we have our sheep shorn. She and her husband also raise Alpacas.
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Request a cancellation: within 2 days of purchase