This is how it looks now...for a clue as to where I'm planning to take it, see SpiritCloth. We're going on a little family outing for a couple of days, I'm hoping to work on this and have it finished for my sister to take back to England...
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oh ha! fabulous....
That's funny!
A fun take on the irth of a long cloth. And judging by the wand in the hand i think it will be as magical as the last piece you made your sister.
Love the crown - it fits just right!
interesting. i'll keep my eye on this one.
okay now that's what i call 'high.maintenance' - !
the countenance is one of a kind.
wünsche dir eine gute Zeit und ein schönes Wochenende !!!ganz liebe Grüße von Kathrin
Susan.Your link was interesting too.The idea that the more time We stand back & admire the the Result becomes.Instant Art Rules!
I was transfixed at this
Love this!
Royalty hides much under their hard hat skirts.? -J
This is so cute, I love it! When my baby is born, I want to commission one of these! Is that possible?
As a not-so-closet Royalist, I am looking forward to this enormously.
The "birth of the long cloth"!
"...long cloth is like a path through something or a collection of stories. and love is a long cloth."
Oh, Susan, I loved the link! "The spirit cloth is always a gift." Jude is really especial!
Sisterhood is a gift in itself.
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