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Full Moon Fiber Art

Cambridge, New York
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Announcement    Hi Everyone,

Thanks for continuing to make my Etsy Shop such a success.

I sell more than just my Potholder Art here, but they are a constant part of my shop.

I also sell posters, postcards and magnets of my original fiber paintings and photos from the farm.

Each fall I sell wool from my sheep in the form of yarn, roving and dryer balls.

Also with the fall comes Suzy Fatzinger's Shawls. Suzy hand spins and hand knits each shawl most of the mohair she uses comes from her angora goats.
Each of her shawls is a unique piece of wearable art.

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. They can be machine washed and dried.
My potholders vary in size and shape although they're all around the same size about 8"x8".

I sell most of my large original quilts and fabric paintings on my blog fullmoonfiberart.com where I also write about the process of making my art and my life.

If you have any questions you can always email me at maria [!at] fullmoonfiberart.com

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Last updated on Sep 18, 2023

Hi Everyone,

Thanks for continuing to make my Etsy Shop such a success.

I sell more than just my Potholder Art here, but they are a constant part of my shop.

I also sell posters, postcards and magnets of my original fiber paintings and photos from the farm.

Each fall I sell wool from my sheep in the form of yarn, roving and dryer balls.

Also with the fall comes Suzy Fatzinger's Shawls. Suzy hand spins and hand knits each shawl most of the mohair she uses comes from her angora goats.
Each of her shawls is a unique piece of wearable art.

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. They can be machine washed and dried.
My potholders vary in size and shape although they're all around the same size about 8"x8".

I sell most of my large original quilts and fabric paintings on my blog fullmoonfiberart.com where I also write about the process of making my art and my life.

If you have any questions you can always email me at maria [!at] fullmoonfiberart.com

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About fullmoonfiberart

Sales 4,348
On Etsy since 2010
  • This is one of my Everyday Goddess Potholders called "I've Got Something To Say"
  • This is the design for my "Flying Egg Potholder" before I made it into a potholder.
  • This is one of my "Little Window Potholders"
  • This is the wool that comes from my sheep at Bedlam Farm where I live. Now it's for sale.
  • 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.

Production partners

  • 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.

  • Abrah GRiggs

    VT, United States

    Abrah is an artist and a book designer. She designed and manifested Mary Kellogg's latest book.

  • 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

  • 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.

  • Jon Katz

    Cambridge, NY

    Jon Katz is my husband. A writer and photographer, we live together on Bedlam Farm. His blog is bedlamfarm.com.

  • 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.

  • 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.

  • Sticker Mule

    Amsterdam, NY

    Sticker Mule is an online company that translated my original stitched drawing into a decal and then created the decal.

  • Suzy Fatzinger

    PA, United States

    Suzy is my friend, a wonderful spinner and knitter.

  • 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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Last updated on Feb 20, 2018

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