calligraphy and sewing
Calligraphy project done, but only if the client likes them (and I think she will). Will play with that as practice piece for other hands and illumination ideas.
Green houppeland cut, but will need more material for the "wheel" addition as the fabric was only 45" wide. Have cut the collar choices down to 2, and just need to figure out the sleeves. At least I can sew the sleeves on and do the side seams. This one will be easy.
Granddaughter's next garb will be cut from dark blue linen. Nice simple tunic dress, should run a little big, then the next one will be in forest green linen with growth trim hehehehehe. Might even make her a sideless to work with the gowns. hmmmm....
One zipper removed from a little guy's jacket and now to go buy one to put back in, and removing the bf's zipper from HIS jacket (mumblesthingsaboutnastyseams) and in 2 hours have only managed to removed 3 1/2" worth of zipper. This might take a while, thankfully it's spring and shouldn't be too bad on the nasty winds.
Working on the last of the baby sweaters for this season, then start new ones in September for next winter.
Green houppeland cut, but will need more material for the "wheel" addition as the fabric was only 45" wide. Have cut the collar choices down to 2, and just need to figure out the sleeves. At least I can sew the sleeves on and do the side seams. This one will be easy.
Granddaughter's next garb will be cut from dark blue linen. Nice simple tunic dress, should run a little big, then the next one will be in forest green linen with growth trim hehehehehe. Might even make her a sideless to work with the gowns. hmmmm....
One zipper removed from a little guy's jacket and now to go buy one to put back in, and removing the bf's zipper from HIS jacket (mumblesthingsaboutnastyseams) and in 2 hours have only managed to removed 3 1/2" worth of zipper. This might take a while, thankfully it's spring and shouldn't be too bad on the nasty winds.
Working on the last of the baby sweaters for this season, then start new ones in September for next winter.