

So, I managed a wee bit of stitching this week :)You'll probably think I'm totally crazy, or at the very least slightly obsessive. BUT, I decided the vines/leaves on the block, shown on the left, were just too wide and too symmetrical. I just didn't like the look. So, I un-sewed one side of each vine, trimmed up and re-sewed the vines. Next I moved all the leaves on that side and re-sew them slightly less symmetrically. The pic on the right shows my results. What do you think? Now, onto the
red red roses that finish up this block.
Last week I talked about requesting people use my "adult name" versus my childhood nickname. Well, once again my favourite website
Arts & Letters Daily coincidentally provided a linkout to an article by Teddy Wayne in the NYT Sunday Review of Books, "
What's in a Name". He quotes a 1981 study by Richard Zweigenhaft, a psychology professor at Guilford College, as saying
“that one of the benefits of having an unusual name for women could be a greater likelihood of creativity,”
HA! Vindicated again! I'm not crazy afterall! :) :) :)
1 comment:
I LIKE the vines thinner and less symmetrical!!! I especially like the cat!!!
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