But apparently do not iron - look at that skirt!
You all know I may be a little iron-skittish these days though, right?
Anyways, I can't sew. I know this. I have little patience for straight lines, small needles, and measurements that must be spot on. But Maya's in a play and I am on the costume committee and things must be made. Lucky for me, I can go to yard sales, buy a big silver bathrobe and CUT. Cutting I can do. Doesn't require too much exact-ness.
You all know I may be a little iron-skittish these days though, right?
Anyways, I can't sew. I know this. I have little patience for straight lines, small needles, and measurements that must be spot on. But Maya's in a play and I am on the costume committee and things must be made. Lucky for me, I can go to yard sales, buy a big silver bathrobe and CUT. Cutting I can do. Doesn't require too much exact-ness.
The girl playing the witch is a little bigger than Maya, so use your imagination -- It's very weird making a costume for a kid you don't know, and she's just swimming in the jacket here.
I'm also in charge of beards and goatees.
(Or as I see it: fur fabric, scissors and two sided tape.)
The bright side of this project was hitting a few yard sales on Sat AM. Look at the very cool set of teacups and dessert plates I scored! Not sure if I can work a cocktail angle with these, as tea and booze isn't my bag, but I do have a Southern Comfort Cake recipe I love. Super tasty.
here
(I leave out the nuts)
On the knitting front, the Lilas has grown. I'm almost down the sides, and will just need to finish up and make short sleeves. It's lovely and easy knitting, but I'm itching to do a little design work again after the week off!
So, yesterday after the costume was done, I picked up this guy - and ended up rethinking things and frogging back a ways. Not exactly progress, but things will be prettier for it.


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