Hello Friends,
First Saturday of the month I join Jo for The People's Choice SAL . Jo takes a poll for people to choose a topic for the month and the participants then post about stitchy projects related to that topic.
Fire is considered holy in Hinduism, religion I follow. Agni, and thus fire, is a symbol used in many Hindu ceremonies that form a rite of passage; births, marriages and funerals.Fire is a source of light and I can't imagine celebrating my favourite festival Diwali without light. Diwali is a festival of lights and we light earthen lamps, candles and these day electric lights to celebrate the festival.I stitched this piece in 2018 :
Here are patterns on my wish list showing earthen lamps:
Now,I'm going to check what other have posted for this SAL.
First Saturday of the month I join Jo for The People's Choice SAL . Jo takes a poll for people to choose a topic for the month and the participants then post about stitchy projects related to that topic.
This month's topic is Fire. Now this is a tricky one- I don't think I have stitched a piece with fire in it. No problem about that, we can interpret the topic of this SAL in our own way. I waited for few people to post about this topic and see what their interpretation is.
Fire is considered holy in Hinduism, religion I follow. Agni, and thus fire, is a symbol used in many Hindu ceremonies that form a rite of passage; births, marriages and funerals.Fire is a source of light and I can't imagine celebrating my favourite festival Diwali without light. Diwali is a festival of lights and we light earthen lamps, candles and these day electric lights to celebrate the festival.I stitched this piece in 2018 :
Free Pattern from Daily Cross Stitch |
Gift from Preeti |
Gift from Zhraa |
Gift from Zhraa |
Gift from Tammy |
Now,I'm going to check what other have posted for this SAL.
So many beautiful things! I love the card on the dark blue fabric. The colors are so pretty :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for taking part in The People's Choice this month. I love your interpretation of the theme. Beautiful gifts and designs too.
ReplyDeleteA lovely post for this months choice of Fire.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing so many Diwali gifts, they are so pretty. xxx
ReplyDeleteSo interesting. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteA festival of light sounds amazing. I wish I could see it one day. Great interpretation of the prompt!
ReplyDeleteSo many lovely Diwali stitching and gifts!
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