I got plenty of stitching done this long weekend.
Mr. Moth now has his hind wings mostly outlined and is starting to look more moth like. I have to do some ripping back on the left side of the the dangly bits though – I’ve got a couple stitches that are over two, instead of one, and it’s thrown the count off. It’s definitely a downside of the black aida – it’s a very easy mistake to make! But, boy does it make the colours pop!
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Gorgeous colors in this one. The moth’s body looks like a carrot to me! LOL
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Those antennae are so cool. Moths are so much more interesting than butterflies imho. Completely underrated.
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Lovely!
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That gold and purple really DOES pop.
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Mr. Moth is looking awesome! Black background makes such a tremendous difference!
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Vibrant colors and black are the perfect combination!
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I’ve been doing a bit of ripping out myself–not happens! The moth looks great!
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