This is definitely a case where the patch looks better from a distance …
as a part of something larger.
Moonrise
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0)
"The road goes on forever and the party never ends …" Robert Earl Keen
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0)
"The road goes on forever and the party never ends …" Robert Earl Keen
This is definitely a case where the patch looks better from a distance …
as a part of something larger.
I'm Going to Texas (version 2.0) 
Ah, yes, but your vision to help it become. It’s beautiful.
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Thanks muchly … I have a lot of moons to stitch on the Heart’s Compass bed cloth so I plan to experiment a fair bit on this Remember cloth first
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just right for this wild Full Moon!
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too many clouds on the horizon to see our moonrise last night, so I’m glad I caught the almost-full moon
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This full moon in January is known as Wolf Moon which has thrilled my grandson Spencer who for the past two years prefers to be known as Wolf, not Spencer!
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I love that he has asserted his chosen identity …
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I love looking at your stitches close up. and also how the patches combine.
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the combination felt like a cartoon panel … and I wondered what other stories it could tell
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Oh, I like this!
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keeping it simple (although I confess that I don’t particularly enjoy doing this kind of stitch … my precision gene gets frustrated)
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LA – good to see the close up for technical detail; but great to step back to appreciate the artistry and beauty of the moon. Go well. B
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somehow viewing the moon from a distance makes more sense
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Good both ways. Thinking of seeds too.
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ah, I was thinking “rice stitch” … I like “seed stitch” much better … thank you!
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wow
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gotta love the moon
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a lunar oreo cookie!
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this is perfect
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