anne
Hung on a 14 in. wood or metal rod, this weaving is 25 inches long (from dowel to to fringe) and 12 inches wide. This item is made to order. Please allow 2-4 weeks to ship.
Anne is modeled after Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery. The green fringe is for her attempt at dying her hair a beautiful raven black, but ending up with green. The green roving for Green Gables and The Haunted Wood. The dark purple is called "Storm" and is a nod to the storm she got stuck in in Anne of Avonlea (the book). Violet for her love of starry violet eyes. The blue for the puffed sleeve dress that Matthew gave her. In Anne of Avonlea (again, the book), Anne said she would wear pink in heaven for 100 years because she couldn't wear it on earth with her red hair. The orange color (named Carrot) for her hair - Gilbert and Rachel Lynde learned not to use that word... ever! The darker orange for the "real handsome auburn" her hair turns as she gets older. White and yellow for her beloved June lilies. Sandy color for her love of the beach near her house in Anne's House of Dreams. And lastly the silvery color is called "Pearl" for her pearl engagement ring (Gilbert forever). Hidden between the roving is a few little "gardens" for Hester Gray's garden the Anne discovers in Anne of Avonlea (book). WHEW. That was a lot of symbolism, but Anne is one of my favorites!!
Hung on a 14 in. wood or metal rod, this weaving is 25 inches long (from dowel to to fringe) and 12 inches wide. This item is made to order. Please allow 2-4 weeks to ship.
Anne is modeled after Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery. The green fringe is for her attempt at dying her hair a beautiful raven black, but ending up with green. The green roving for Green Gables and The Haunted Wood. The dark purple is called "Storm" and is a nod to the storm she got stuck in in Anne of Avonlea (the book). Violet for her love of starry violet eyes. The blue for the puffed sleeve dress that Matthew gave her. In Anne of Avonlea (again, the book), Anne said she would wear pink in heaven for 100 years because she couldn't wear it on earth with her red hair. The orange color (named Carrot) for her hair - Gilbert and Rachel Lynde learned not to use that word... ever! The darker orange for the "real handsome auburn" her hair turns as she gets older. White and yellow for her beloved June lilies. Sandy color for her love of the beach near her house in Anne's House of Dreams. And lastly the silvery color is called "Pearl" for her pearl engagement ring (Gilbert forever). Hidden between the roving is a few little "gardens" for Hester Gray's garden the Anne discovers in Anne of Avonlea (book). WHEW. That was a lot of symbolism, but Anne is one of my favorites!!
Hung on a 14 in. wood or metal rod, this weaving is 25 inches long (from dowel to to fringe) and 12 inches wide. This item is made to order. Please allow 2-4 weeks to ship.
Anne is modeled after Anne Shirley from Anne of Green Gables by L.M. Montgomery. The green fringe is for her attempt at dying her hair a beautiful raven black, but ending up with green. The green roving for Green Gables and The Haunted Wood. The dark purple is called "Storm" and is a nod to the storm she got stuck in in Anne of Avonlea (the book). Violet for her love of starry violet eyes. The blue for the puffed sleeve dress that Matthew gave her. In Anne of Avonlea (again, the book), Anne said she would wear pink in heaven for 100 years because she couldn't wear it on earth with her red hair. The orange color (named Carrot) for her hair - Gilbert and Rachel Lynde learned not to use that word... ever! The darker orange for the "real handsome auburn" her hair turns as she gets older. White and yellow for her beloved June lilies. Sandy color for her love of the beach near her house in Anne's House of Dreams. And lastly the silvery color is called "Pearl" for her pearl engagement ring (Gilbert forever). Hidden between the roving is a few little "gardens" for Hester Gray's garden the Anne discovers in Anne of Avonlea (book). WHEW. That was a lot of symbolism, but Anne is one of my favorites!!