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A SILK HERALDIC RUG, POSSIBLY KASHAN, CENTRAL PERSIA, EARLY 20TH CENTURY
omg jimothy... i would die for you..
1970s canned goods label designs, from The Art of the Label by Robert Opie.
seaglass carousel by george tsypin (2015) - nyc
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Which one would you choose? I'm not sure if I should add a black details. Take in mind it's a clock so you will see it from afar. This is for me and I know my opinion is the one that matters but i'm a Libra so idk. I was thinking on doing half with and half without
Without
With black thread
Half and half
Periscope up
Green heron (Butorides virescens)
birds have secret bones we're not allowed to know about
Which one would you choose? I can't decide if I like the one with black thread or the one with. I added it because I thought it'd add more detail but now idk. It's not a gift or anything like that, but I'm a Libra so I can't decide. I was even thinking on doing half and half.
With
Without black thread
Half and half
The kraken is released! Just needs a border
I made a cross stitch animation of a bunny
Finished this Stardew Valley piece for a friend. Took around 8 months but very happy with how it turned out.
My first filet crochet piece! Its boarders aren't as neat as i'd like but i hid them under the frame lol. This was my first time working with thin string and i love how far a little ball takes you
The pattern is on Antique Pattern Library in the book Le Filet Ancien au Point de Reprise (1913)
jellyfish babies