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Success! We finally managed to get some hay for the buns and the hay bag is perfect. I was worried they wouldn’t have enough room for them to stick their lil noses in but they definitely do. I made an extra wide mouth for the bag so we could easily get the hay in but I forgot to take pictures of it before the hay was in the bag. I’ll update this post if I remember next time!
Hmm, so I Googled why my fingertips peel when I’ve been sewing so much and I might have a nickel allergy? Sewing needles are usually plated with nickel and only the fingers I use for sewing are the ones that are peeling. And the internet says nickel allergies are relatively common. But ya know, it’s the internet so I’m taking it with a grain of salt becauss it could easily just be the dry weather and/or dry skin. Up until recently it was pretty cold and dry where I live and I adamantly refuse to use lotion because it gets on everything. But I’m tempted to invest in a few gold-plated needles just to see if it makes a difference...
Happy Monday! The woven patch is finished!!! Now on to the giant tear in the fabric. It wasn’t that big to begin with but my foot accidentally got caught in the hole that was already there and I moved just a little too fast and the fabric ripped. I’m trying another new technique for this one because patching it the way I did the other one would be agonizing. And as it turns out, chain stitches make it so that I’m way less likely to stab myself and my fingers are almost all the way healed 😊
Uhh. Does anyone have any tips on how to stop stabbing myself...?
Note: The bottom bandaid on my thumb is from a paper cut that I got while trying to open a package -__-
UPDATE
Do I need to wear gloves when I sew or?? Because this is pretty painful and I can’t really use my phone
Le sigh. The greenish hay bag I was working on is too small for the amount of hay 28 pounds of rabbit consume so I’m making a bigger one. I can’t complain though. This is three skeins of very thick yarn that I didn’t have another use for and it’s wonderfully thick so the buns can’t chew through it as easily. I’m thinking about finishing the other bag to use for groceries since I’m constantly losing the ones I have and Connecticut charges ten cents per bag if you don’t have your own 😓
Happy Wednesday!
When you’re broke, you make do. Someday I hope to own at least one yarn bowl but for now this cardboard box works. I’m still working on weaving the sheets that the rabbits got to but for now I’m crocheting a relatively simple hay bag for them. Idk if anyone who follows me has house rabbits but they are MENACES and easily distracted so a hay bag might help divert their attention to anything other than my bed. I’m extrapolating on a pattern I already used to make a laundry bag and I’m thinking about posting what I think the pattern is but with some small adjustments. I might think about posting the pattern for what I’m doing but I have to learn proper crochet terminology first 😅
Happy Monday! Ya boi got himself a knitting machine for Christmas and immediately played the most intense game of Yarn Chicken that he’s had in a while. I won, but just by a little bit. I hope I’ll remember to post the result because I made a pretty decent scarf for my first time working with the machine
I sewed a piece of paper to my vest and made it look like a patch because ya boy is broke
Hey all! I’m sure you’ve heard this a million times today but GET OUT THERE AND VOTE!!!
Even if you think your vote will be wasted when you know that your state is consistently blue/red, even if you think your vote won’t make a difference, even if you think it doesn’t matter, VOTING IS YOUR CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT. EXERCISE IT. It’s the only thing you can do to affect the election, whether you’re for or against keeping Trump in office (I would never tell someone how to vote). Make your voice heard, even if you’re speaking in a sea of millions of voices. Your vote matters.
So go out there, do your thing, and come home and cozy up with your craft of choice. You’ve done all you could and deserve a break from this crazy world.
Happy Monday! This week I learned how to do the fishbone stitch so I could put these stars over some worn parts of my jeans to keep them from getting any worse. You can see that I hadn’t googled how to do it on the top point, didn’t quite get it on the next one, and had it all figured out from there. I’ll try to post the finished product when it’s done
Stay safe and have a great day!
I’m not sure if I’ve showed this blanket to you all before. This is an old project of mine that I made to cope during a particularly awful part of my mental health journey. Crafting can be such a blessing when you’re depressed. As my dad always says, “Depression hates accomplishment” and so I think that if I’m moping I should at least be moping with a hook or a needle in my hands. It’s a good distraction and every finished row is just a little bit of happiness in a sea of bad feelings. A finished project could make my day. I’m not saying crocheting alone got me out of that hole, but it certainly helped on the days that I could make it out of bed.
Stay safe and have a wonderful Wednesday! ❤️
Masks, masks, masks. This has been my main craft since the pandemic hit my state in March. I’m a firm believer in nice masks and I’m happy to be making them and giving them away. We all deserve something nicer than a disposable mask and they can be an awesome way to express yourself. I just wish I had pictures of some of the other ones I’ve made!
If you guys want to make one of your own, this is where I found the pattern: https://www.instructables.com/id/AB-Mask-for-a-Nurse-by-a-Nurse/ The pattern was kind of difficult for me at first, but the secret is basting and ironing at almost every step. If you use the pattern, I’d love to see what you’ve made!
Stay safe and have a great Monday <3
A.B. Mask - for a Nurse by a Nurse: ***This was designed for love, not profit. Respect health care workers. Please respect my intellectual p
WOW hi guys, it’s been a hot minute. My “Don’t touch me” pattern has recently gotten a couple notes and I feel like I ought to start posting again, hopefully regularly. I liked my Monday/Wednesday schedule and I’m getting better at running blogs well, so there’s a better chance that I’ll stick with it.
My mental health has improved quite a bit since my last few posts, namely because I’m not working or going to school now (I got both my degrees!!!) and got on some new meds/became more med compliant. I also started growing plants and you have no idea how much that can help a person. This has eliminated almost all of my anxiety and all of the symptoms of the bipolar spectrum and now I have oodles of time and energy to create. I’ve been prioritizing making masks as of late, but I’ve also been crocheting, sewing, cross stitching, and dabbling in all sorts of other things. I’d love to be able to share all of that with you guys.
Anyway, I want to give a warm welcome to those who just followed me and a big thanks to the people who kept following me despite how long it’s been. I hope you all enjoy my new content as much as my old.
- Jasper, the man behind the blog
I’m starting at Unity this year as well, and the hat/scarf set you made for your gf is so cute!!
Thank you so much! Good luck at Unity this year! ❤️
I need this pattern.
https://mobile.twitter.com/toxic_cute/status/976244378346934272 person who made it provided links to the patterns they used
I need this pattern.
I finished my doily and completely forgot to show it off! It ended up being five or so feet in diameter and now hangs on my wall right above where my sewing table will someday sit!
My first monthly Darn Good Yarn package just came in! For only $14, I got: 150 yards of Roving Silk Yarn (DK weight) One 5mm crochet hook Five US size 8 double pointed knitting needles And a pattern for a tiered air plant hanger! It was pretty much better than I hoped for (that yarn is gorgeous!!), and totally worth the money
-heavy breathing- @returnofthemacknificent -points-
It really is lovely. Is it a subscription box?
I suppose it is. I was about to take a look. $14 is pretty cheap.
Hi there! It is a subscription box. You can get it (and many others) at darngoodyarn.com for $10+$4 shipping. $14 is a great price considering I got a skein of yarn worth $17 plus needles and one crochet hook. Almost all the yarn on the site is super gorgeous, so it's totally worth it, in my opinion.
