Sweet work making these prints! It reminds me of a kind of art that would have been made a long time ago. Looking good!
Posted 3 years ago by Dad
Cool concept on this sewing mitt. I see the house, lawn, and what looks like a sidewalk or fence. Are those clouds above, or birds? With the grid system for sewing I can see where you have to get creative to add small details. Great work here, Zeke!
Posted 3 years ago by Dad (fan)
Lots of steps to complete this cool fall design. Nice work capturing the veins of a leaf, and the green accents on the outside are fun. Nice, Zeke!
Posted 4 years ago by Dad (fan)
This one says “Untitled.” May I suggest “Zeke’s bedroom floor”! :) Great job wrapping several parts into one picture. It has a lot of flow, like a flag. Keep up this great work, Zeke!
Posted 4 years ago by Dad
Lots going on with colors, patterns, and materials! I think adding the orange was a nice way to make the colors pop. Good choice of yarn colors that all work well together.
Posted 4 years ago by Dad
This is the one we saw on display, right? So cool to see how you molded it together and glazed it with colors. Did you give this little guy a name?
Posted 4 years ago by Dad
We’ve been enjoying this one at home for a long time. It always makes me hungry for watermelon. :)
Posted 4 years ago by Dad
What a cool idea to weave colors into the background. It really makes the heart pop. Great work, Zeke! I look forward to seeing more!
Posted 4 years ago by Dad
I totally want this to be real so I can climb all over it. This picture reminds me of something on a playground. Fun!
Posted 5 years ago by Dad
Way to use different shades of red to make a colorful portrait!
Posted 5 years ago by Dad
This is really cool, Zeke! To me it looks like apple trees along the bottom with green trees along the horizon and a colorful sunset. But now I really want to know what you had in mind when you made this! Do tell!
Posted 5 years ago by Dad
Look at all the time you put into this masterpiece! I think you created enough room for a whole city of people. I love your creativity. Nice work, Zeke!