Lunar Eclipse - 24" Round Weaving
Lunar Eclipse — 24” Round Weave
The moon is so mysterious. To think that we’ve only ever seen one side of it with the naked-eye boggles my mind. There is so much unknown “out there” — which delights my soul to keep learning, to keep searching, to keep discovering because there will always be more we don’t know that we do. So, for this recreated weaving of #photostofibers collection, I drew inspiration from this photo I took while freezing in Chicago during January 2019’s lunar eclipse.
I set out to create a round moon weave packed with so many new to me colors, techniques + fibers as a way to experiment with adding depth + capturing the romantic mystery of the moon. Incorporating both corespun + handspun fibers from other small businesses with squishy merino wool, there are so many details woven into a 24” metal frame that can either lean on a shelf, or hang from any “point.”
My original photos will also be available for purchase. If you would like to purchase the print of The Lunar Eclipse Moon, it is available here.
Size: 24” Circle
Color: White, Ivory, Winter, Alder, Slate, Merlot, Burnt Orange, Brick, Mustard, + Honey within a metal frame
Lunar Eclipse — 24” Round Weave
The moon is so mysterious. To think that we’ve only ever seen one side of it with the naked-eye boggles my mind. There is so much unknown “out there” — which delights my soul to keep learning, to keep searching, to keep discovering because there will always be more we don’t know that we do. So, for this recreated weaving of #photostofibers collection, I drew inspiration from this photo I took while freezing in Chicago during January 2019’s lunar eclipse.
I set out to create a round moon weave packed with so many new to me colors, techniques + fibers as a way to experiment with adding depth + capturing the romantic mystery of the moon. Incorporating both corespun + handspun fibers from other small businesses with squishy merino wool, there are so many details woven into a 24” metal frame that can either lean on a shelf, or hang from any “point.”
My original photos will also be available for purchase. If you would like to purchase the print of The Lunar Eclipse Moon, it is available here.
Size: 24” Circle
Color: White, Ivory, Winter, Alder, Slate, Merlot, Burnt Orange, Brick, Mustard, + Honey within a metal frame
Lunar Eclipse — 24” Round Weave
The moon is so mysterious. To think that we’ve only ever seen one side of it with the naked-eye boggles my mind. There is so much unknown “out there” — which delights my soul to keep learning, to keep searching, to keep discovering because there will always be more we don’t know that we do. So, for this recreated weaving of #photostofibers collection, I drew inspiration from this photo I took while freezing in Chicago during January 2019’s lunar eclipse.
I set out to create a round moon weave packed with so many new to me colors, techniques + fibers as a way to experiment with adding depth + capturing the romantic mystery of the moon. Incorporating both corespun + handspun fibers from other small businesses with squishy merino wool, there are so many details woven into a 24” metal frame that can either lean on a shelf, or hang from any “point.”
My original photos will also be available for purchase. If you would like to purchase the print of The Lunar Eclipse Moon, it is available here.
Size: 24” Circle
Color: White, Ivory, Winter, Alder, Slate, Merlot, Burnt Orange, Brick, Mustard, + Honey within a metal frame
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