I come bearing pictures! :D
Man Tou says hi to y'all!
A picture of him sitting in the garden. Beside him is the patch he was digging at. He dragged a couple of plants (the purple and green ones) out of the soil, but because they weren't all that uprooted, I thought he was just having fun. But when we got back, there was a HOLE in the ground right there too. O.O
He happened to look up just in time! :D
He learnt what a milk stick was, and what the bone was in just 3 days! :D (I told him to bring me the bone here.) He hadn't had any of the two when he was at the previous owner's place, so he had a hard time eating the milk stick, because he didn't know if he was supposed to finish eating it, or was he supposed to just chew on it! LOL!
Just to show you how big he is. MORE THAN HALF THE WIDTH OF MY DOORWAY. O.O
And I made the sling and the eco-bag with patterns from the book chiiyo gave me for my birthday last year! Took a long while to start using it, but I did! The patterns are lovely, but my sewing skills and colour-matching skills are rot. XDD
Black linen, with a maple leaf autumn colour-schemed Japanese print cloth I used as lining/contrast and the strap.
The close-up of the chirimen sticker I stuck on the close flap of the bag. The bag folds over to close.
Small tote bag, big enough for A4 papers, with a wide base, about 7cm wide?
Made of beige linen with flower embroidery patterns, and a maroon cotton cloth for lining.
Close-up of what it can hold. The GosuRori magazine in there is much bigger than A4, and the hardcover's about 300 pages or so.
Eco-bag, made of black linen, and a purple/blue shibori and crane printed Japanese cotton on the reverse side, with purple ribbons on both sides of the bag for ties, or just decoration. This bag is reversible too! :D (See, I like making reversible items!)