This very out of focus
area is not this messy now. It will be
worse soon. After I drive down to pick
up my red glasses with their new lenses, I am going to do two things. 1. Pull
those tables out to discard the art books hiding behind them, and 2. Start cutting
out the dress and apron.
If I get these things
done, I’ll feel heroic while eating my pizza, that I shouldn’t have, at Costco
tonight.
Looks like you've got a lot cut out for you, greetings and best wishes!
ReplyDeleteYou have lots of space for your project, Mage.
ReplyDeleteEvery once in a while you have to eat something you shouldn't have. It gives life meaning.
ReplyDeleteYes, it sure does.
DeleteCostco to the rescue!
ReplyDeleteI almost swung into Costco for dinner last night. But since I'm incapable of stopping with just half of the slice of pizza when I'm by myself I thought better of it.
ReplyDeleteYou are so good.
DeleteWhat a great work area you have! I'm looking forward to seeing those red glasses. I happen to like those Costco combination pizzas too. Gee... I haven't had one in a long time.
ReplyDeleteThat looks like too much work. You will be heroic indeed to get that done.
ReplyDeleteAnd I discovered that I didn't have quite enough fabric. Back at the store, the sales lady said, "Oh, you are the Cosplay folks," and went right to the bold. We hadn't been able to find it.
DeleteYou are so creative; I haven't made a costume in years.
ReplyDeleteDo we have to wait until it's finished before we see what it will look like?? I turned in the latest quilt along with an apron and two throw pillows to the Depot gift shop today. Felt very good -- now I need to decide if I want to start another of the remaining four train quilt panels I have to work up, start a new lap quilt from scraps or begin cutting fabrics for my great nephew's birthday quilt (a California King, no less) and his birthday was yesterday. I figure I can get it finished by Christmas--make that October since we'll be going to AZ then! Arrrgh! LOL
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