The blue is supposed to be a body of water and the rest are different "crops." There's a little sailor in there too. I have also been working on hexagons lately and decided it would be cute to throw them in as some little "landmark" or key code type things. There's a sail boat, an anchor, mushrooms, a bee, and a rooster (what farm is complete without a rooster?!).


It isn't perfect and it certainly doesn't look like a typical map, but I hope Anne is happy with it anyway! :)
PS. My friend suggested I do a map of 1943 Europe and sent me this link as a guide. He wanted me to make sure I included every single arrow. I vetoed that idea, as you can see. A little too complicated for my taste. ;)
5 comments:
I love it! The hexes are the perfect touch!
Thanks!
I have never made hexagons, so I can't tell you how excited I am to have a block with them. The sailor is perfect because we used to live on a sailboat and I love your idea of looking down from a plane. Thank you SO much!!!!
First, your friend obviously doesn't sew or quilt and may be certifibly crazy. That map would even be hard to embroider. Good veto. ;]
I love the story behind your map and your little landmarks are awesome. Great job! =]
Thanks, ladies! I'm so glad you like it, Anne. I was worried it wouldn't be mappy enough. That is awesome that you used to live on a boat! I'm so glad it ties into part of your life, how cool! :)
Adrienne, thank you! Don't worry, my friend was only kidding. He comes up with ridiculous ideas like it's his job. :)
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