Auction #27: Wrapped In The Moon

November 27th, 2009

Berry Moon by Pam NolesBerry Moon
by Pam Noles

Wrap skirt with quilted panel. Cotton, cotton/poly blend, satin. The skirt can fit three size ranges. Comes with a spool of purple thread so the winner can make their own button hole for the tie (or the artist will create one for you — see this post for details).

Based On:

“Berry Moon” by Camilla Bruce

This auction has ended. Thanks to everyone who bid. Please check the front page for more auctions, going on through the first week of December, 2009.

I picked Bruce’s story because it was fabulously vivid, demanding and strange.

Pam Noles

Pam posted her progress in making this piece to her blog:

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One Response to “Auction #27: Wrapped In The Moon”

  1. K Tempest Bradford on December 6, 2009 2:37 pm

    I’m sad that we could never get pictures that truly does this skirt justice. It’s not only beautiful, but the material it’s made out of feels so damn GOOD. It’s a wrap skirt and can fit a variety of sizes because the final hole for the tie hasn’t been sewn in yet. The artist did that so whoever won could size it to their needs. She’ll even make the adjustment for you. If you’re a fan of wrap skirts, of purple, of beautiful clothes, or want to give someone a fabulous handmade and possibly unique gift, bid now!

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