Having promised that I’d do something with my weld and some failed, beige fabrics from last year’s plant printing tests, I wrapped half a sheet around plants, water and more plants on top and the other half sheet loosely crumbled on top, floating. As well as one of the failed cotton skeins that I’ve been going on about forever but never shown yet. (I have just two more than I want to put into some dyebath again, for, like, the 5th time, THEN!)
Sleep
‘There is no right path. Only the one that allows you to sleep soundly and wake up excited.’ – Jennifer Louden
Upgraded
Back in the game here, just need to install a few things to be back to normal – or better than, hopefully. It’s amazing that I got so far, because everything else I’ve touched lately has failed miserably, the elderflower cordial, the weaving with my most expensive yarn, my cooking, dyeing, you name it.
For the rest of the day I’ll attempt to clear both my desk and the work table, how hard can that be? Unless I have to remove the contact lens that’s making my right eye sting! 😉
If all else fails I can swat flies, they must be breeding like maniacs this summer, drives me bonkers and corpses everywhere.
So anyway, haven’t installed my fancy, lovely plugins yet, but it seems there will be more Photoshop happening finally, with 64 bits and a fresh start.
Hope everybody is having a lovely weekend! :bear:
Tansy leaves on silk
All that weld
…and nothing to do with it. That’s what I’ve been thinking every time I pass by my second year weld, lush, tall and proud. Because as I mentioned in the fennel post A. I don’t have a new dye yarn supply, B. I don’t really want to keep dyeing samples with cheap yarn, C. I don’t have any projects planned that require a large quantity of yellow yarn, and D. I just haven’t felt like it anyway. Which is a shame, because it is one of the plants I want to keep using in the more limited range that I’ve set out to use in the future (rather than try all the things).