Started my "charity" knitting this past. Knitting a pair of child's mittens with the lice pattern. Thought the stitch almost looks like little hearts. Sort of appropriate.
And by the way, we are partners again in the get-pushed challenge, and as we have been paired up three times in a row, this is quite a streak! To celebrate, your challenge N°667 this week revolves around the number 3. Interpret it however you like:
For example:
- capture three objects arranged in an interesting way.
- play with three textures in a single frame.
- explore the number 3 itself in your composition.
Get creative, you are totally free, whatever comes to mind that embraces the theme! Looking forward to seeing your unique perspectives on the magic of three.
@beverley365 Thank you. I'm hoping some child's parent will like them and chose them for a Christmas gift. @wakelys Thanks Sue. @haskar Thanks Hannah. @grammyn Appreciate the feedback Katy. You're very kind. @shutterbug49 Hearts it is. I've actually seen more hearts than lice (thank goodness!). Thank you Debbie. @ziggy77 Thank you Jo. Probably will sound better to call them hearts rather than lice. @joemuli Thank you. No biological children but experience with all ages. @mona65 Thank you Mona. Wow. A unique challenge. Thank you.
And by the way, we are partners again in the get-pushed challenge, and as we have been paired up three times in a row, this is quite a streak! To celebrate, your challenge N°667 this week revolves around the number 3. Interpret it however you like:
For example:
- capture three objects arranged in an interesting way.
- play with three textures in a single frame.
- explore the number 3 itself in your composition.
Get creative, you are totally free, whatever comes to mind that embraces the theme! Looking forward to seeing your unique perspectives on the magic of three.
Have a great week.
M.
@wakelys Thanks Sue.
@haskar Thanks Hannah.
@grammyn Appreciate the feedback Katy. You're very kind.
@shutterbug49 Hearts it is. I've actually seen more hearts than lice (thank goodness!). Thank you Debbie.
@ziggy77 Thank you Jo. Probably will sound better to call them hearts rather than lice.
@joemuli Thank you. No biological children but experience with all ages.
@mona65 Thank you Mona. Wow. A unique challenge. Thank you.
@kjarn Thank you Kathy.
@cocokinetic Thank you Karen.