Looking Up | Slow Stitch Inspired By the Night Sky | June Stitch Along Part 1

In June we are Looking Up as we create Slow Stitch Inspired By the Night Sky. This is part 1 of our June Stitch Along.
You'll need some light and dark fabric pieces, embroidery threads, needle and scissors and perhaps an erasable marking pen.
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Join me at 2.30pm GMT every Sunday for a restful time of slow stitch, embroidery and textile art. Each month we are going to create a complete piece of art that we will create bit by bit each week.
Feel free to follow my design, use my piece as inspiration, or you could use the same techniques as me to create something totally original.
I hope to try lots of new things this year as I create my 2024 stitched journal. I hope you will come along for the ride!
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Have fun and Happy Crafting!

[@fayneilly833]

Very neat and clever never seen the circles made with the thread . Thanks.

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks so much. I'm glad it was helpful. Thanks to Moss Robinson, my junior school maths teacher for the string trick.

[@anitajansen5610]

Great idea to mix the colors like this👍🧡

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thank you. I wasn't sure it would work but thought, what's the worst that could happen turned out better than I thought it would. 🤗

[@carriep.8997]

Boy it would be awesome if our country turned off the lights at a certain time so we could see the stars. We have rain so I don't think we will be able to see any of the planets. Our weather person will let us know when the space station is traveling by and we will usually go out to watch it fly by. It is amazing that we can watch.

[@featherstitchhouse]

I do love dark sky areas. We took our daughter shooting star watching when ŵ were in Northumberland last year. It was stunningly clear. Everyone should see the real night sky at least once a year. It grounds us!

[@rubyhart7935]

Great oval creating tip! 🙂

[@featherstitchhouse]

Thanks. I learnt it in maths class! It seems one thing stayed with me! 😂

[@cinziabeley7059]

Really interesting! I'm in South Africa, the "other hemisphere" 😂

[@featherstitchhouse]

I love South Africa. I live in the Western Cape for a while when I was younger. A beautiful place. Thanks for watching. X

[@cinziabeley7059]

​@@featherstitchhouse that's where I live...Paarl, W Cape 🥰

[@featherstitchhouse]

@@cinziabeley7059 We were in Somerset West. Beautiful!

[@cinziabeley7059]

​@@featherstitchhousejust around the corner!