playing with The Hands of Fate
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playing with The Hands of Fate
Posted: February 6, 2016 by Mo Crow in It's Crow Time, magicTags: hands of fate, talismans
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It's Crow Time 
No playing but listening ( my opinion)
a bit of both whilst wondering what will be
This project is stunning. experience and fantasy
a thank you to my hands, a self portrait of 60 years of being here, looking at what it is whilst embroidering The Hands of Fate on rotted silk
the Beauty of Fate and Rotting and Making
as I stitch down the edge of the rotted silk to the ribbon am considering stitching the words of “The Hands of Fate” with silver strands of my hair… it may work…
Ooh! I like it. The vulnerability and power of our hands. Reminds me to give my own hands a little more love.
I can’t imagine a life without them!
Much magic here, Mo. I love the idea of the silver threads of your hair becoming part of this.
so do I but they were too fine to work on this scale