
The first time I ever saw the redwork embroidery of Bascom Hogue on Flicker, I was truly blown away. I still am with each new piece that Bascom posts, and I am betting that you will be blown away, too.

His work has both a strength and a delicacy to it.

It is as if he is deftly sketching the images as opposed to stitching them by hand.

The subject matter is untypical and intriguing. Whole stories could be imagined and written based on any one of his pieces!

To see more of Bascoms works, please visit his flicker site here. Bascom has also recently started a blog that you can visit, the Cottonwood Diner. Please stop by, say "Hi" and welcome him to blogland!