I do believe I said...

Did you hear me say there would be more time to stitch? Well, feast your eyes, I've had a busy few days.

I call this one Our Lady of Guadalope. I went to her shrine in Mexico and asked her to make me a mother. It worked. 13 months later, despite being in full menopause, I had met a man, become an instant mother and became pregnant. I have plans to create a large applique collage of Our Lady in bright colours. Not sure when yet.

This Sun piece is exceptional. I love it so much, it sold straight away and is used for rune casting.

Ah, Alice, the deeper we go down the rabbit hole, the deeper we go.

And this stunning wolf goddess. So sparkly in her finished state.

You can find my altar cloths for sale in my Etsy store.

 

Altar cloths

All the videos I made lately showed me stitching these altar cloths.

Dandelion. Wish, magick. Luck.

Mother Mary: that glowing heart of unconditional love.

Angel connection. She is so beautiful, I can't explain to you how she glows with the sparkly paint adding dimension and my stitching adding texture.

And this Fairy Princess garden which was snapped up straight away. Oh it's so blipping sparkly!! 

The background is silver.

I have a few more to prepare for the Spiritual Co-op Group (facebook group) online market, and for my Etsy store. 

 

What a selection

Sacred heart of Mary altar cloth

This one with the glowing heart reminds me of Mexican art. They often have a heart with flames coming out of it, or wearing a cross, and that appeals to me on some level that I can almost put my finger on, but may not be relevant to you my friend!

 

Full moon among the trees altar cloth. Aaah. I loved stitching the branches. It felt so therapeutic.

How strange to be sharing pieces that help to create sacred space with so many people, while feeding my own soul at the same time.

Don't worry. This is another banishment and refresh altar cloth. I have stitched the words REMOVE, REBIRTH, CUT CORDS, LET GO, RESILIENCE, RENEW, RELEASE.

This galactic llama makes me squeal to look at him. He is just so flipping cute!

Maybe he is an alpaca. I'm not sure, can you see how the spirit animal theme runs in creating sacred spaces?