She's Danish... but of course, you knew that :)
This is her place in the watery world... I think... maybe she'll need to sit along the bottom row... I'll let you know when I know...
Just to help a little with the colour shading process, here's a shot of Sorena looking a little 'naked'... but don't look for too long or she'll be embarrassed
Can you see how I've 'smudged' the colour along the lines?
I hope you enjoy getting to know Sorena, I think she's my fave little critter so far... but then you haven't met Octavius yet. Whadda ya reckon he is???
have a fun stitchy day :)
Cheryl xx
Please feel free to link back here to share the news. Linking back and telling everyone where you found these little designs is the most fun way to go about spreading the word...
Go forth and link....
I know I am late to say thank you so much for this fantastic block. I was in Spain for 3 weeks holiday and am a little behind everything. I do not understand you write she is Danish. Cannot find anything on the internet about this seahorse to be Danish.
I have finished the 5th block so I will catch up before you post the 7th block.
Thank you Jytte R - Denmark
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Hi Jytte... 'Sorena' is named after the Danish Grandmother of my dear friend Shirley.
thank you for asking, Cheryl xx
Posted by: Jytte R | June 07, 2010 at 10:19 PM
Hi Cheryl, you have certainly done a beautiful old danish lady justice, Sorina looks every bit a princess. Well done. Cheers, Shirley.
Posted by: Shirley Thompson | May 24, 2010 at 05:23 PM
Love the look on Sorena's face so smug. Perhaps it is because she has managed to get the boys to look after the babies and she has time for herself. Thanks again Cheryl for these lovely designs I love having something that can be finished so easily and be so lovely to look at.
Anne
Posted by: Anne Ellis | May 24, 2010 at 11:35 AM
Gracias por este hermoso Caballito de Mar.
Posted by: Rosali | May 23, 2010 at 02:38 PM
Sweet!!! Thanks!
Posted by: kaholly | May 22, 2010 at 06:30 AM
Cheryl, she's beutiful and I agree very regal. The men of the sea certainly will be lining up to win her favor.
She's a real princess1
Posted by: Quilter faye | May 22, 2010 at 02:13 AM
How beautiful she is! Do you have one of those things that look like lace waving when they are swimming? Don't know what they are called but they are so amazing. Had an email returned today, have you changed your address? Cup cakes......need I say more?
Posted by: Chriss Jasper | May 21, 2010 at 10:23 AM
Sorena looks so regal with her crown...and of course she still has her figure because the MEN have the babies in her species! ;0
Posted by: ina | May 21, 2010 at 05:05 AM
Cheryl she's GORGEOUS - the prettiest seahorse in the sea! Look at those lashes! I think Octavius must be her friend, the octopus....thank you so much for Sorena!
Posted by: Allie | May 21, 2010 at 04:27 AM
Thanks for sharing a new lovely stitchery. I have fallen a bit behind, but hope to finish last months motif soon. Then I can start on this beauty.
Posted by: Laila | May 21, 2010 at 01:38 AM
I think Sorena has to be on the bottom line too. Together with the seasnake and maybe the starfish too. Don't you think?
Thanks for the pattern, I will show it on my blog when it's ready.
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Thanks Birgitte :) I'll look at the layout when all of the
blocks are finished.... I'd like to mix up the aspects a bit.
Let us know when you've posted your pics, we'd love to
see them:)
Cheryl xx
Posted by: Birgitte | May 20, 2010 at 09:17 PM
Sorena is just gorgeous but I'm liking the little crab on the bottom right hand side. Does he have a name? Being a crab myself I am a bit partial to the little creatures. Just wonderful!!!!!!!!!
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ha ha ha Debbie, I hope you're referring to your starsign!! The little guy on the right is Harry Hermit Crab :)
Cheryl xx
Posted by: Debbie Campbell | May 20, 2010 at 09:03 PM
Thanks Cheryl for a new lovely stitchery.
It´s fine you keep us engaged :-))
Enjoy your day!
Kram Gudrun
Posted by: Gudrun | May 20, 2010 at 08:19 PM