Tapestry work take 2! I completed my Raven, which was learning the filler work. Today I learned to do the outlines/edging. It was fun. I think I will continue with this after I return home. I purchased a cute little kit that has a sheep copied from the tapestry.
To learn more about the tapestry and the Saga it tells –
How you can help complete the Vatnsdæla Tapestry
To learn more about the Vatnsdaela Saga and why polar bears were special to this region –
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vatnsd%C3%A6la_saga
Medusa is also starting to take more shape! Her torso has skin and I’m working on shaping her shoulders and neck area after attaching her skin. I think for the next Medusa, I’ll use a different yarn for her flesh. This yarn is more like cord than yarn and doesn’t blend in well as I crochet it. I also put some volcanic rocks in the base of her tail to see if it would balance. I think I need more rocks. Lol.
Today’s Music: Sorry everyone….more 80’s! Lol. Culture Club Radio & Say Anything Soundtrack
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