So far...
Seven kanzashi completed (including two big-ass kanzashi, a smattering of small clippy types, and the rest in-between), three different kinds of obi completed, two ladies yukata completed and a couple of hikizuri near-complete.
I still intend on making mens yukata, but the measurements are currently stored in my old mac laptop. And when I make them, I'll need to hire some of my guy friends to model them for me (or get a male dress form off of Ebay).
Also, I'm quite pleased with having killed a number of K's spider friends via paper towels, shoe, and sandpaper block. And I also vacuumed the nasty cobwebs from every corner and crevice I could reach. I think I might've missed a couple, so I'll have another go with the vacuum tomorrow. When K. lived at the apartment, the place was covered with so many cobwebs that I had to check everywhere I sit/work to make sure there weren't any spiders nearby.
The Black & Decker electronic insect repellants have been working wonderfully in the art studio and bedroom so far. I shall buy more at Walmart soon.
I still intend on making mens yukata, but the measurements are currently stored in my old mac laptop. And when I make them, I'll need to hire some of my guy friends to model them for me (or get a male dress form off of Ebay).
Also, I'm quite pleased with having killed a number of K's spider friends via paper towels, shoe, and sandpaper block. And I also vacuumed the nasty cobwebs from every corner and crevice I could reach. I think I might've missed a couple, so I'll have another go with the vacuum tomorrow. When K. lived at the apartment, the place was covered with so many cobwebs that I had to check everywhere I sit/work to make sure there weren't any spiders nearby.
The Black & Decker electronic insect repellants have been working wonderfully in the art studio and bedroom so far. I shall buy more at Walmart soon.