Decided that, since I was
taking Dearest Son to TRU tomorrow, I’d return the thread on the way there.
And, yes, I’ve decided on something else to spend my funds on, if TRU doesn’t
have it, I’ll order it tomorrow. Let you know what it is then !
Cleaned up the slight mess
generated by Bree’s owl
dress, and wondered how it’d fit on other Disney-themed dolls I have, and
as you can see, it fits the slightly smaller LDP dolls just fine. They can trade shoes, too. Might tweak the
pattern to raise the neckline and narrow it a bit, but everything else is good.
It’s great when I can use a pattern on more than one doll ! I wasn’t able to
use the given directions when I was sewing it – computer was getting its
oft-delayed upgrade to Windows 10 at the time – but I think I did fine with it.
Win10’s pretty good, too. I think it fixed a few issues, like my ongoing probs
with Flash, and my system’s running faster than before. For free. Nice !
And it’s great to not feel
like I have to make something every day. I love the challenge, but I can only
do it maybe twice a year, tops. It’s great to see how much I can do, and it
encourages me to make some crafting for me time, but pushing m’self when I’m
sick or exhausted after a super-busy day isn’t fun. ‘Three Projects’ got lost
in September, I need to pick that back up.
Found out yesterday that FIL
is ‘adopting’ stray Wi-Fi from the tony new apartments just completed across
their street, so I gotta start being careful on Facebook again. No family cares
about my blog, so it’s still anything goes here ! I would challenge anyone to
prove what I say isn’t true, although anyone’s free to not agree with my take
on any given situation.
Meanwhile, my extreme
laziness put me to work this afternoon. Last week, I bought a small
heart-shaped pillow from OldTown’s thrift store. Was gonna tear it apart for
the Mary Engelbreit cherry print ruffle, but it was faded on one side, so it
ended up supporting my back in my desk chair. Only thing I didn’t like was that
I had to adjust it every time I stood up, and pick it up off the floor several
times a day. So today, I dug in the stash and unearthed a wide black ribbon
with Velcro ™ on the ends. It fit around the chair back. . . so I hand-sewed it
to the pillow. Now it’s secured to the chair back, but I can adjust it to just
the right spot, whenever I want. Or pop it off if it’s in the way. Perks up the
look of the chair, too.
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