Orange! Fall orange!
…Or maybe Naruto-style, who knows.
Hmm. I thought that the silver-lined light orange beads (bottom underline to a silver-lined section) would contrast a lot more with the s-l clementine – which are a kind of coral-pink-orange on their own. Huh.
Still looks good, and I was just trying to do fall colors, so I think it works.
And here’s a tiny charm – could be an earring, but I didn’t have the patience to try making 2 of these. Also I think the design is not as physically strong as I’d want to make on a general basis – that 3-bead neck just bothers me. Given single-drop brick stitch is such a pain, I’d rather take some time and try to redesign it before I make something like it again.
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Make the moon start higher up, like by the ears instead. That could make it easier to tell it’s a moon (I just thought it was the cat’s shadow that you’d added to keep the tail strong) and avoid the neck-issue.
Good luck with all your issues – may Murphy find it enough and avoid you for a while now. 😊
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Thanks! Adding that to my list of notes to try. 🙂
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I agree with Emerald. If you move the top of the moon up two rows but leave the bottom, I think it would make it rounder as opposed to angular.
Well, that’s IF you make another one. 🙂 It’s cute though!
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I think I’m going to try and see if I can adapt the design to a double-drop brick stitch – those go together much, much faster. 🙂
And thanks. 🙂
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Y’know, it might just be because the word ‘cat’ is in the title, but the earrings really remind me of orange tabby cat stripes 🙂
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*G* Tabby cats are cool, too.
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