LOL! I can see offset eyes and a long skinny nose--no wait, this is still the camera! So, first I put the shine line in to separate the side from the front by using two strands of each of the two lighter shades. I also filled in the grey button on the front with the second lightest value. I started filling in down the side of the camera using the second darkest value.Thursday, July 2, 2009
An unusual scary mask?
LOL! I can see offset eyes and a long skinny nose--no wait, this is still the camera! So, first I put the shine line in to separate the side from the front by using two strands of each of the two lighter shades. I also filled in the grey button on the front with the second lightest value. I started filling in down the side of the camera using the second darkest value.
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Hi Pat,
This is very... interesting... :-)
You are a good friend to stitch this and it is an unusual design.
As usual you are doing a terrific job!
Cyn
Windy Meadow
Yes it was me again deleting a post with too many typos. Sigh... Time for bed or to "slowly put down the keyboard"!
This one is going to be great. It is fun to slowly watch the camera appear and I like seeing something a bit unusual in grays and blacks and silver, too. We use a lot of color in our NP and sometimes a different take is wonderful.
That is coming along nicely and will be a quite unique gift too :-)
Pierrette =^..^=
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