Brumma left for a bit, so I managed to sew a couple of patches on the jacket (one on each shoulderblade), but now she's back...
This is my life now.
Brumma left for a bit, so I managed to sew a couple of patches on the jacket (one on each shoulderblade), but now she's back...
This is my life now.
I got my brother to pick up my package (after walking him through the steps of picking up a package with a QR code for the first time), so I am now the proud owner of a vintage skirt hem marker!
And Brumma has a new cardboard box to play in!
We are both very excited.
And, in little hat: Yesterday put on the brim wire and petersham. You could do this by machine if you were willing to get annoyed at the million clips and/or pins you'd need, but I just did it by hand.
Kitty pls, I was trying to do sewing things.
At least I could unpick the old patch (sorry Commodore Hustle patch, Outer Wilds deserves the best placement) without her protests, but I can't reach the thread and scissors.
Meanwhile, in #SewingWithCats. Open for a short clip of me in unflattering house clothes, messing about with unpicking a seam, as Karvinen experiences small kitty bliss.
Today in #SewingWithCats - a double cat sewing experience. (Contains footage of me working around two cats in gif form.)
Ah yes, a double-cat on my sewing. Quite effective! I couldn't pick between the photos so just put together all three of the best ones.
Today in #SewingWithCats. They're very helpful with me trying to finish these machine buttonhole threads!
And in #SewingWithCats - Karvinen is helping me in disassembling this linen shift so I can toss the threadbare bits and repurpose the fabric that is still good. Invaluable assistance!
I decided that I'm done embroidered through felt for this project, so I'm adding a lining fabric to my "skirt sack".
I only got halfway though, because even if the fabric is just a foot wide scrap, it's still perfect for Brumma to sleep on apparently...