For this entire project, the Tigger Circular Reasoning Song kept getting stuck in my head on continuous repeat.
The remaining scraps of orange fabric with which to update Tigger:
Cats freaking love burlap.
Secret Cat had a hard time containing himself, spending the entire evening alternately sitting a few feet off and staring longingly when I was too close or sneaking up to sit on it when I turned my back or when there was a protective cat barrier between us.
Tigger’s torso, tail to neck:
The black square on the left is going to be tucked into his tail and not very visible, but will help make sure nothing is exposed to frost. The Goddess of Adequate Yardage helps those who help themselves.
Head:
(Again with the black patch to cover the difference between his neck and his arms.)
The entire remaining orange fabric:
Lots of stripes!:
I switched my sewing machine to the Princess, though I haven’t had time to pull her apart and clean/oil her. She wasn’t doing the problem things she was doing the last time I used her, so maybe she’s had time to think about what she’s done.
I’d had to switch because I needed a certain zipper foot that I only have in her size (low shank; the big, slow-witted brute I’ve been using takes high shank) for another project, and decided to just switch back over.
An actual friend only people who overlooks your problems coupled with tolerates your success.
My friends only tolerate my success??! This is terrible news! . . . though that explains a lot . . .
Yet it’s not a good idea to get carried away and make the blog about your family or outside interests. You have to find the right balance, and with practice you’ll discover it. If you would think twice before saying something in a phone call or email to a customer, you should leave it out of your blog.
You can draw inspiration from others, but make sure you instill your blog with your own personality as well!
You’re right, my blog is both too personal as well as unpersonalized. You nailed it in one, Dr. Schrodinger.
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