About Full Moon Fiber Art

 

My School House Studio with Fate in the Doorway

Welcome to Full Moon Fiber Art.

I’m Maria Wulf and I live on Bedlam Farm in upstate New York with my husband the writer and photographer Jon Katz.

I work out of a  150 year old School House, that was moved to the farm in the 1960’s.   I call it The School House Studio and it’s become a sacred place for me.  I spend most of my days in my studio working with my dog Fate to keep me company.

This site is about the fiber art, which I make and sell: quilts, potholders, wallhangings and other art.  In my blog Wulf Howling I write about how I make my art and about what inspires me.  I also write about my life as an artist and about living on Bedlam Farm with Jon and our animals.

Full Moon Fiber Art is an expression of my work and the online launching of my life as an artist.

I’ve been an artist my whole adult life, but about ten years ago was inspired by the women of Gee’s Bend Alabama, who have been making originally designed quilts from old clothes fabric for over a hundred years.

And that’s what I do. I make original art from recycled clothes and fabric. I’m thrilled to be able to show it and sell it here.

I also love to encourage creativity,  so here’s a few of the blogs that I like to read… Amity Farm Batik,  In My Nature, From An Upper Floor, Picking My Battles, Little House Home Artsand Sewing By the Seat of My Pants.

I have come to love my blog,  it’s a part of me finding my voice.  I hope it inspires and encourages others to do the same.  So thanks for coming by and looking at my work. I appreciate and welcome your comments.

You can email me at [email protected]

That's me with our donkey's Lulu and Fanny
That’s me with our donkey’s Lulu and Fanny

 

 

Full Moon Fiber Art