former view as seen through screening
Oh. . . we weren’t, were we? Sorry.
It’s creepy & flying crawlies season over here, and they do like nibbling on me, so am quite grateful for screens.
Now all I need is a pattern for a full-body enclosure. Any suggestions, Lovely Readers?
Catching you up, I took a little time off to change views out my windows. Somehow the industrial air conditioner rows just weren’t doing it for me . , ,
new view as seen through screening
So am taking a bit of a gamble, and thus far enjoying green living things outside my windows facing north, thank you for the added (and much cooler) bonus.
Things are moving into place again, and I just scrubbed the sewing table in readiness for setting up my machine.
But first, wanted to share a patriotic bit from Marcy Tilton’s blog about an upholsterer named Betsy Ross.
Yes, that Betsy Ross.
I read all the additional links Ms. Tilton included, and was impressed with this thrice-married businesswoman, and learned a method for cutting perfect 5-pointed stars.
Oh.
There you are . . .
Now, as lovely friend Jen says, “let the sewing begin!”
sounds like you need a jumpsuit Del to keep away those nasty bugs that will bite you! Do you have those wrist bands that you can wear to keep the little blighters away? xx
No, don’t know about those wristy thingies & most sincerely try not to go out at dusk when everything gets hungry & starts flying about!
Betsy Ross is a new name to me, but thanks for the link – I’ll go and read all about her:)
Interesting article, especially as I’m just starting to strip down an armchair to recover it!
Thank you! Had you known about her association with the U.S. flag? I don’t know of any British or French or Canadian or German or any other equivalent.
Best wishes with your armchair! Hope we’ll see some of it as you go along.