Sea serpents | Myths and Legends | Underwater Stitchy Make Along
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- This month we'll working on some aquatic myths and legends. Today's video will show you how I made a sea serpents. This sort of mythical creature shows up in lore from many parts of the world. There are benevolent Asian sea dragons, the Loch Ness monster and here's a link to the story of nx̌ax̌aitkʷ (so called ogopogo of Okanagan Lake) that I mention
Have fun stitching.
Love the story that inspired this piece.
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That sky fabric, how crisp and skylike, interresting story too. We have our own serpent in lake Seljord, Norway😊 Thank you!
Thank you for sharing the Norwegian serpent story. I would like to come to Norway one day and visit the Telemark area
Interesting!
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Misikinebik
Misikinebik (also spelled Msi-kinepikwa, Misi-Kinopik, and other ways): An underwater horned serpent, common to the legends of most Algonquian tribes. Its name literally means Great Serpent, and it is said to lurk in lakes and eat humans. Oh my!
Thank you so much for sharing that story. How interesting that there are similar stories from different parts of Turtle Island
Very clever, where did you learn to be so creative? you are amazing!
I’ve been creative all my life. Everyone is, but some of us learn not to be
@mistikomakes I've been creative all my life too. It's wonderful that we are all unique with our creativity. Have an awesome day!
Your creativity is awesome 🤩 😍