Saturday, June 20, 2026

Day 172 of 2026

We're on an adventure today and got to meet up 
with someone we haven't seen for years. 
We accidentally both wore our super hero sweatshirts. 
I had to document it.


 

Friday, June 19, 2026

Day 171 of 2026

I've started something new. 
I think I finally have a system to remember what to do 
on each row thanks to the alternating colors of the markers. 
One color is for right side decreases 
and the other is for the wrong side increases. 

Thursday, June 18, 2026

Day 170 of 2026

I'm making some pudding to keep in the fridge for emergencies.

 

Wednesday, June 17, 2026

Day 169 of 2026

It was a dark and stormy night. 
I went out front to see how hard it was raining 
and was distracted by the pretty ferns lit by the porch light 
and showing off new growth. 


 

Tuesday, June 16, 2026

Day 168 of 2026

Cardinal at the feeder. 
He also spent a good amount of time on the ground 
under the feeder.

 

Monday, June 15, 2026

Day 167 of 2026

I saw a woman online take an orphan granny square
 and attach it to a baseball cap with a logo she didn't like on it. 
It occurred to me that I had a tote given to me
 that had a blacked out name on it. 
Then I remembered that I have a bag of orphan granny hexies
 that were meant for another project that I will never finish.
I had quite a few that were good options
 but ultimately chose this one which gives me bright summer vibes. 
I sewed it on with a large zig-zag and matching thread 
and now it feels like a new tote.
It already has a knitting project in it.

 

Sunday, June 14, 2026

Day 166 of 2026

Today I tackled the thread drawer.
Most of my quilt piecing threads will go into the drawer I have emptied 
instead of being scattered in various places on the sewing table. 
The full spools of the type of thread pictured above 
that I use for clothing, topstitching and other sewing 
that needs matching thread will be relocated. 
I will be trying to use up these almost empty spools 
for things like basting and bobbin thread. 
I'm not sure how I'll store them yet.