Serindë's Stitching adventure 2024 11 May

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Re: Serindë's Stitching adventure 2024 1 May

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Impressive! Do I spot early bluebells?
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You do indeed! And seals in the water...
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Hmm, I'm obviously overlooking the seals can you give a hint?
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It really is an eye of faith thing, but look at the April image and find the harp towards the top. Now go down slightly to your left, where the arch is. It's not an arch, of course, but the back of the island's hill. There is the larger seal (I know, I know), and in the "water" there are (if you squint and enlarge it) three little seal heads. These represent the beasts that came out to listen to us singing Gaelic seal songs to them, which is a thing, apparently. Quite the experience. Seals are very curious about their environment, not unlike cats.
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Could it be to the right rather than the left? I did wonder about the grey slightly curved shape as it has a distinct seal-ness about it but hadn't spotted the teeny seals' heads bobbing about - got them now!
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Ha! never could tell my left from my right (which is why I only ever wear one ring; suspect I'm actually ambidextrous, with a slightly more dominant right hand).
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I’m using Caron Wildflowers “Aurora” (043) to stitch… the aurora (not that I saw more than the streams of particles — looked like clouds but wrong — too straight. This is in the stitch journal. I’m using long (2in) strands, a sort of satin stitch, which keeps the colors together well, but I still have to figure out how to secure it down. Perhaps bayeux? But with what? Perhaps a green?
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I absolutely LOVE watching this coming together Serinde - its beautiful! and so expressive! I get excited each time I see an update
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Aw, thank you so much. It’s such an interesting exercise. I find myself paying more attention to my surroundings, and I enjoy the serendipitous nature of the whole thing.
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Steam.Jo wrote: Wed May 01, 2024 4:57 pm I'm thinking this will make a great quilt.

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This is fabulous.
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