(Un)Fortunate Crack
AH!!!!!
I am about ready to scream!!!!!
I have spent the last 45 minutes trying to get one text box onto an image and I can not figure it out. I have focused on it so intently that my coffee is cold. Cold. I don't have time for this!!!!
And then I accidentally saved it like this:
I can't figure out how to undo it. Anyway that last bullet point is supposed to say that I added 3 double crochet into each stitch for the bottom half of that corral shape (it appears denser).
A few months ago I watched this:
The beautiful math that links coral, crochet and hyperbolic geometry: Margaret Wertheim
I finally sat down and made myself a "stitch library".
Why?
Well, for years now I have been telling myself that I am going to combine all those craft skills that I love: knitting, crochet, sewing and pottery. And then I fall short of that goal. I like the ceramic pieces too much on their own... or I make up some other excuse...
This sculpture, however, ended up with the most unfortunate (or is it a fortunate?) crack.. it mystifies me really.. it is not along a construction line and showed no evidence of weakness prior to the wood firing. The surface received the most beautiful glazing from the firing and rather than turning it into a lawn ornament soon to be forgotten I am pushing on.
Stitch by stitch a structure is forming from the stockpile of yarn next to my bed.
Now how to make this one?
I'm sure it will be a much more pleasant process than trying to figure out how to add a stupid little text box to an image.
I am warming up my cup of coffee and moving on.
Today we are prepping the soil for sunchokes.
Ah, I feel you with that text thing.....I am pulling my hair out about some of my charts, tables, and figures in my dissertation draft!!
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Mom