Anthropomorphism.

Just scraping under the wire before December. This is my grandson's beloved bubble 'chine'.

 

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Faces, faces, everywhere

Sock Packet Monster

 And Denizens of Rugs..
Alienz!

And a perky car grille baby..
Lots more Accidental faces (including the current post) on my Blog

a few faces

I remembered at least 2 faces in my photos. I will have to look out for more of these.

 

and a close up

Anthropomorphism

Is this a donkey dressed as a person or is it a person with a donkey hat?  Sally

November's challenge: anthropomorphism

This month's theme: anthropomorphism.  That's fancy language for finding human qualities or attributes in non-human beings or objects.  You can personify the weather, the planets, plants and flowers, animals, your sewing machine or your car.

Here are some trees with faces.

Red October

Finally I am getting to post again and I have just the very thing for this month post!
Red glass and agate bracelet.

Red

I've realised that I don,t use red very much in my embroidery, so here are two photos I've played around with. First. Some redcurrants (?) in Queen Eleanor's Garden at the Great Hall in Winchester.

Second, a photograph of some bark on a tree at Mottisfont Abbey - the marks on the bark are really those shapes, but I did add a touch of red.

And finally, the only red needlework I could find - a knitted shawl I made to use up lots of odd balls, which I wear all the time.

 

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