Last loop just pulled on my version of 1922 Fox but still needs steaming and binding.
In case you'd like to refresh your memory on what the original antique looked like here it is. Not sure I do myself any favors by posting the originals but .... Normally I try to hook the main motif like the original but wanted my foxy fox to look like a traditional Delaware Red Fox with the white chest and tip of tail. But was unsuccessful in getting the wool on the legs to look like them.
Friend Robin said she hoped my lake was drying up. So went outside to take a couple pictures to show it isn't dry, but getting there. In fact with the winds you can see that wood limbs have been floating up from either the farm behind me or from my back woods. There are still lots of smaller limbs, pine cones and other debris which I'll need to pick up before ruining the blades on my mower.
Previously I tried cutting the green grass weeds you see in the foreground but it was and might be still too soggy. Here is another photo just to the right of the previous photo which shows how that area has started to dry up with dead dry leaves and whatever else has washed up from the wind. Who knows what will be growing on that piece of land when it does get dry enough to cut.
Was chilly today so I made a delicious Moroccan soup as I love the flavors of the spices in it (coriander, cumin, ginger, cayenne, turmeric and cinnamon), plus they have healing properties.
Saundra
