sweet-hearted seahorses
scatter like petals in the wind
stingray approaching
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Ronovan’s Haiku Challenge: HEART and PETALS
Our Photo Challenge: ZIG-ZAG
💜 The two combined: THE PHAIKU CHALLENGE – any takers!?! 💜
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I am giving away 6 crocheted seahorses: just go to this post and leave a comment to enter the giveaway. I will announce the 6 winners on my birthday, 11th November.
There have already been some fabulous suggestions of what I can do with the multitude/shoal of seahorses I have crocheted. Ali at Thimberlina suggested zig-zagging them onto a peg bag – PING! That gave me the idea for the Photo Challenge Photo this week. She is an amazing seamstress, I am in awe of her wonderful creations.
Can you see the zig-zag in the top photo – perhaps a little clearer on the back. I would never have thought to do this without Ali’s suggestion, thank you Ali.
Judy (funny, wry, heartfelt poetry) suggested making them part of a beach art project with each of the grandchildren and this gave me the idea of creating a little picture to go in the textile books I’m making. I was eager to see if the zig-zagging would work – it does – HURRAY!
Mrs Snail (crochet, gardening, Permaculture and all things eco), BeckyB (the joys of Portugal), Deborah (crafty delights) all suggested bunting, so I have given both suggestions a go. I can’t believe that in my huge stash of fabric remnants I could not find a print to suit, so I have repurposed an old sheet .
I plan to blanket stitch round the edge in white crochet cotton and add a crochet edging, but that is for another day!
Joining in with Ginny’s Yarn Along .
Next Week’s Photo Prompt
MONSTER
😈 👹 👻 well it is Halloween 💀 👺 🙀
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If you want to find more Photo Challenges Marsha at Just Write has compiled a brilliant list
To join in this week just leave a link to your Zig-Zag photo post in the comments, I’m looking forward to seeing what everyone comes up with. 😉
and as Nanacathy (crafty crochet and sew much more) says,
“happy snapping!”
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Hi Sandra.
I am not sure if my email went to you or WordPress so here is my ZIG ZAG image and haiku link. https://haikuhound.wordpress.com/2016/10/30/happy-bee/
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Thank you Denis. WordPress is playing up a bit this weekend.
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It’s fascinating o hear how the thought processes evolve!
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That’s good to know Cathy, thank you. 🙂
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Great combination of talents!
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Thank you Vashti, it is fun to bring them all together.
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sweetest things I’ve seen in a while! Thanks for sharing?
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How kind! So glad you like them. You are welcome to enter the Seahorse Giveaway if you would like a chance to win one: https://daffodilwild.wordpress.com/2016/10/20/seahorses-to-give-away/
xx
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Love your zig-zigged seahorse, and the sweet haiku to accompany him!
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Thank you Jen.
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Fantastic combination of Art, Haiku and image Sandra.
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Awwh! Thank you Denis – I had fun getting the two to go together this week.
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Well that certainly fits the bill for this weeks photo challenge. Well done to you!
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Thank goodness for Ali and her inspiration!
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You are on a roll here Daffy with all of the suggestions for your seahorses. How wonderfully creative everyone is with their suggestions xx
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I’m bowled over by all the fabulous suggestions and want to try out as many as I can. xx
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I can’t wait to see what you do with them 🙂
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Thank you lovely Eddie! ❤
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Am loving the seahorse zigzag. Genius!
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Steady on there Cathy! Genius????? Glad you like the zig-zag though – thank you for your lovely comment. xx
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Gosh, you have been busy again! How did you ever find time to go mud~larking? I love your portmanteau word “phaiku’ and also seeing the bunting take shape. I hope we’ll get to see the textile books, I remember my rag books quite fondly.
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oooh are your Rag Books on your blog Deb? I’ll have a look for them. As to how I find the time – I hardly ever do housework and my house is a complete tip! Ha! You can’t do everything! 😉
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