Then I took a break and sat in the sun for a while stitching with the help and I realized that I might not be the only one working smaller these days and wonder if I should be hacking all these acres of fabric into little sampler bundles? Take the whole inventory and feed it into an industrial shredder? Rip, tear and roll. When I was taking the pictures I kept spying little pieces of the whole that I wanted to cut out and keep, like this one:
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hmm, your stoodio assistant seems a lot more mellow than mine.....
And yes, small is big, less is more :} That one yer saving after eyeballing, is GRAND.
I think you're right, small is powerful! This is a happy small cloth. Nice.
I remember using a small cutout shape to move over artworks to "discover" mini pieces of greatness! I love your tiny pick, almost as much as I love that kitty!
(hey)Jude
Small is beautiful, its a lot easier to take time and appreciate detail and all the work that has gone in to something when your eye is focused on a smaller piece
All the pieces are gems including this precious kitty. I think she loves being very close to you.
love the pic!!!
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