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In December 2014 I decided I'd draw a picture on every full moon for the entire year of 2015. I did that. As it turned out, 2015 was a year of significant transition and upheaval for Larry and I. In March, 2015 I had thyroid surgery, and as I was recovering I realized that if both Larry and I were down and out sick and needing expert help, we couldn't get the level of care that we'd need while living in Clarkesville. Plus, our daughter had moved to Decatur from Seattle. By October 4, 2015, we'd down-sized and moved to a continuing care retirement community near Atlanta. That's some fast foot work, friends. Here are some photos of the book, "Full Moons of 2015." I plan to weave most, if not all, of the full moons of 2015.
 Title page. Here is the first full moon drawing of 2015.  And, here is the woven tapestry of that image. 
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Donna Hardy
11/17/2018 07:25:15 pm
Oh, Pat, I'm so glad Tommye shared your post as I've wondered where and what you were doing. I'm so sorry for the health issues. It's a joy to see your work again! 2/28/2025 07:25:04 am
This is a fascinating project and it's wonderful that you are weaving these images. Leave a Reply. |
Pat enjoys designing and weaving tapestries, designing and constructing books, cooking, painting with watercolor, and fooling around in Atlanta, GA. Member of the American Tapestry Alliance, Tapestry Weavers South, Southern Highland Craft Guild, Southeastern Fiber Arts AllianceArchives
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