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This Week's Progress
Dec. 20th, 2014 07:48 amJust a progress report. We goofed off yesterday afternoon, and I spent my time sewing.
1849 stockings: I am happy to report that I have gotten so far in my knitting as to divide for the heel and knit a sixth of the heel flap. It's the little things that are exciting in life.
1890's corset: Done! Well, I still need to make up a second lace for it because I found in trying it on that I don't like the single lace with "handles" at the waist. I like two separate laces.
1880's combinations: I've made good progress. Next up are the buttonholes, which I want to put in before I assemble everything into a full garment. I've skipped sewing the darts for now so I can fit them on myself.
Christmas ornaments: Done! The glue is drying, but they'll be on the tree later today.
Since I spent most of the afternoon sewing, I read before bed and finished up Murder in E Minor. Robert Goldsborough really captures the feel of a Nero Wolfe book, though I was a little disappointed in some of the plot points.
1849 stockings: I am happy to report that I have gotten so far in my knitting as to divide for the heel and knit a sixth of the heel flap. It's the little things that are exciting in life.
1890's corset: Done! Well, I still need to make up a second lace for it because I found in trying it on that I don't like the single lace with "handles" at the waist. I like two separate laces.
1880's combinations: I've made good progress. Next up are the buttonholes, which I want to put in before I assemble everything into a full garment. I've skipped sewing the darts for now so I can fit them on myself.
Christmas ornaments: Done! The glue is drying, but they'll be on the tree later today.
Since I spent most of the afternoon sewing, I read before bed and finished up Murder in E Minor. Robert Goldsborough really captures the feel of a Nero Wolfe book, though I was a little disappointed in some of the plot points.
