Higher Math

So you've all probably already seen this chart: Sail Away, by Shepherd's Bush, sold as a kit. I'm loving that Shepherd's Bush seems to be using darker (silk) threads; if I'm going to be stitching it and framing it, I want to be able to see it across the room. I love this design, and as soon as it is available, I'm going to get one for my vacation project. (Although what is tough is deciding which to stitch among Sail Away, Cinderella shown on Michelle's blog, or the new flowery Rosewood Manor.)

I figure I'll be done with Americana by the time the SB project arrives at the end of June. I think of the eagle as "Eric the Eagle" as it stands now. Sorry for the shadow.

I've been spending more time doing math problems than stitching this week, unfortunately. But sitting in my stitching/rabbit/computer/study room, looking at some doots that the boys left me, gave me an idea for combining rabbit artistry and algebra. One could say it's the intersection of math and art! I call it Doot Math, a math higher than calculus! And since this line passes into infinity, there is room for all the doots the rabbits produce and more.

Pink: "I jumped up onto the shelf of the linen closet. Dad's going to be mad if doots fall out of his towel in the morning."