Well maybe not way back to the beginning. In a previous post about the background of The Shield antique adaptation I questioned my original idea of doing a hit and miss background trying to keep the integrity of the antique. So did some reverse hooking; then after several of you confirmed you liked the hit and miss I reverse hooked that other choice. Here is what the 'other choice' looked like.
Why did I question my original plan, insecurity at my age???? Perhaps I should have waited to reverse hook until I'd heard the jury's decision because as soon as the jury was in, those background loops were reverse hooked immediately and went back to plan #1. This is what it looks like now.
On another note about the recent Challenge, several of you participants suggested I do an article for ATHA, Rug Hooking Magazine, or even contact the organizer of Sauder to display the pieces. A couple days ago I wrote to the organizer of Sauder with a link to the blog on the challenge but have not heard back. Today I emailed the Editor of ATHA but haven't yet heard back.
Here's what you should know if the pieces go to Sauder each participant would need to ship them (am guessing at their expense) and would be gone for a duration of time. I've never sent anything to Sauder so don't know anything else.
IF an article is approved for ATHA a very good straight photo would need to be taken with high pixels (best setting on your camera).
Would you believe temps were in the low 60's today! Did a little yard pickup of limbs and pinecones, washed sheets and hung them out (still love the old fashion way of air dried sheets. Still many more tiny limbs to clean up before grass weeds begin to grow. I don't hire lawn people ~ since I live in the woods I figure why spend money to fertilize, seed and water the lawn so grass will grow which needs to be cut??? If my weeds grow green and need cutting I'll cut it.
Saundra
