What is Your Zodiac Sign?

This year's Turtlestitch theme is identity. What culture or pattern represent you? What are the letters of your name? What are your favorite colors? This week I am focusing on astrological signs, also known as horoscopes, which are determined by birth dates.

I decided to embroider these signs because recently, I started to believe that it represents my personality pretty well. I am a Leo-Virgo cusp, and after reading the cusp is defined as "one of leadership and communication but also one of independence and secrecy," I was convinced I am a mix of the two signs.

What is your horoscope? Embroider your sign!


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    This is such a cool idea, Jennifer. (off I go to find out how to find out what my cusp is!). Mags.

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