I can tell you, turning a
soon-to-be stuffed fleece owl with a six inch wingspan and floppy feet right
side out via a slit no bigger than the width of your index and middle
fingertips pressed together can and will separate the determined from the
dilettantes. And that was after Brody’s presser foot snagged on some wing tape
and ripped the design right out of the hoop before sewing was complete. Getting
a project back in the hoop exactly where it was, without jarring the design and
matching it back well enough to complete it so that no one can tell it even
happened is something that is generally waaaay the heck beyond my skills.
But
this little owlet has it all ! He’s stuffed with fleece and felt cut away from
both stages of production, and my ladder stitch only shows a little. He’s
clearly a good-luck owl, so the person he’s destined for will hopefully share
in that.Machine embroidery design and tutorial by Happily Ever After !
And I have a little more
confidence in my ‘Overcome’ and ‘Adapt’ abilities ! However, that was not the
case when I woke up this morning. I coughed and hacked so hard, I didn’t feel
right about meeting the ILs for fast-food lunch. So Dearest Son and Beloved
Hubby went without me while I sipped hot chicken soup and 7-11 Pumpkin Spice
coffee in bed, and read and napped. As it turned out, one of their cats had
four kittens three days ago, irresistible to Dearest, so they visited at their
place for a while. I can only imagine what that would have done to my
respiratory system ! I did the right thing.
AWW! That owl is adorable! You'd never know he was such a pain to produce with that sweet little face.
ReplyDeleteOw, hope you're on the mend soon.