Yesterday's progress:
(4) chemises for Charlotte fully assembled. Body seams, hems, and neck holes still need to be finished
(1) pair braes for Bob fully assembled with drawstring. I feel like they should still be fuller to match the illuminations, but they've already got a truly ridiculous amount of yardage in them. Sewing down the drawstring channel actually didn't take as long as I had thought it would. There's a decent chance those might get done in time for Pennsic.
Somewhere in here I have to start cleaning the house. For one thing, my cat-sitter is a coworker, and I would hate for her to see my wild disaster. For another, it's just a huge downer to come home to a messy house. We'll trash it within ten minutes of walking in the door to unload, but I like to walk in to it neat.
(4) chemises for Charlotte fully assembled. Body seams, hems, and neck holes still need to be finished
(1) pair braes for Bob fully assembled with drawstring. I feel like they should still be fuller to match the illuminations, but they've already got a truly ridiculous amount of yardage in them. Sewing down the drawstring channel actually didn't take as long as I had thought it would. There's a decent chance those might get done in time for Pennsic.
Somewhere in here I have to start cleaning the house. For one thing, my cat-sitter is a coworker, and I would hate for her to see my wild disaster. For another, it's just a huge downer to come home to a messy house. We'll trash it within ten minutes of walking in the door to unload, but I like to walk in to it neat.
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It'll be around midnight when I get in, so all I do is shower and hit the sheets. Unloading can wait till the morning.
I like to get as much done as possible while the furry children are still snubbing us and before they become velcro kitties.
Anything to avoid the one debacle where we entered the house and both thought we'd been robbed & ransacked... no, just one particleboard shelf had given up the fight, and the rest of that house, well it looked like that when we finished loading the car... Erk.