Morse Code

[Adreeyen]

I wanted to stitch my youngest son's name on something, but thought it might look kind of tacky using his name. So I thought of morse code. Well, names aren't very symetrical, so I came with doing the morse code going down and repeated several times going around. So you read it going down and it's repeated so it looks like a pattern. For example: The name Eric would (sorta) be:

 

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I'll post pictures as soon as I'm done with the C

[TexasHooker]

What a neat idea! I may have to borrow your idea on something of my own some time...

[Nila]

Hey, that's a pretty neat idea. I've seen it done with binary before, but that always ends up really long. Morse code wouldn't be nearly as long...lol

[lewlie108]

This is a great idea.... Can't wait to see the finished product!!!

[Gran]

That is a nifty idea. Thanks for posting it.

[DebbyQ]

What a clever idea. Can't wait to see it finished!

 

 

Debby

[Angora]

thats a really cool idea! very innovative!