Thursday, January 21, 2016

Q138 – Cosmo’s Moon 2.5 – Quilt and Wall-Hanging

Good Day,

Andy and I would like to introduce you to our 138th quilt, and wall-hanging, Cosmo's Moon 2.5.

Cosmo's Moon 2.5
Jim Smith Andy Brunhammer - Sep 2015

This past summer Andy and were invited by Susanne Jones to consider the possibility of submitting entries to the Fly Me to the Moon: An Art Quilt Celebration of the 50th Anniversary of Man’s Walk on the Moon. Cosmo's Moon 2.5 is one of our three entries.

The Fly Me to the Moon project is a multi-faceted juried exhibition. All-things-being-equal the exhibit will be in museums and galleries and NASA facilities. The majority of the participants are from the United States. International participants are from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Germany, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Spain and the United Kingdom. Pieces selected will travel for the next four years.

All three of Andy's and my quilt wall-hangings - Betwixt and Between; Cosmo's Moon 2.5; and Apollo 1, The Beginning have been juried and accepted as a part of the Fly Me To The Moon project and journey.

Our Cosmo's Moon 2.5 was inspired by our own original quilt Cosmo's Moon.

Cosmo's Moon
Jim Smith Andy Brunhammer - Apr 2013

The dimensions of our Cosmo's Moon 2.5 are Width - 18" (45.7 cms) and Length - 30" (76.2 cms).  Fabrics are Graduation Batiks, all available from SewBatik.  Our techniques include piecing, strip piecing, foundation piecing, color/shade manipulation, and free-hand/motion quilting.

The dimensions of our original Cosmo's Moon are: Width 55” (139.7 cms) and Length – 56 ½” (143.5 cms).  Follow this link to see our original Cosmo's Moon.  Our new Cosmo's Moon 2.5 is about 17.4% the size of our original Cosmo's Moon.

Here is an image journey of our Cosmo's Moon 2.5 -









Cosmo's Moon 2.5 is now ready to embark on its journey with its companion pieces Betwixt and Between and Apollo 1 - The Beginning and all the other fabric art pieces selected to Fly Me To The Moon





Please feel free to email Andy and me at Quilts SB if you have any questions, comments, thoughts, ideas.

Enjoy,

Jim and Andy

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