Joy
@joyjet
Creator of things and maker of mess. I love textiles, solitude, music, Victorian High Country and my fam. Most of the time, I see the glass as half full.🥃 Aussie crafty type with many WIPs
Snap on High Tea! I took my best friend to Gembrook Manor in Gembrook today. Despite the rain, it was lovely. My friend is afraid of heights so I don’t think we’ll be giving that one a go.
Good acquired! With thanks to my eldest daughter for driving me to the other side of the city & my youngest daughter for just coming along on the road trip. (For clarity, I can drive but hate the roadworks for the North-East link and don’t know the area well. My daughter drives all over town.)
That's lovely! It reminds me of some fabric I made a bag out of many years ago. Did you have a project in mind for this material? I'd be happy to make you something.
I found this on FB from the wonderful #BenPennings. My kid and I just came up with some new ones. G.Noots = gender neutral Azzy = asexual
We upgraded my safety equipment because I can't wear goggles or safety glasses when working with power tools. So far, this option is working out well.
I had some in my backyard the other week. I thought they were ravens making a mess, but it was 4 of these cuties.
The Bloke & I went to Shepparton in the truck, then detoured through the Strathbogie Tablelands for lunch and some rock hopping at Polly McQuinns weir, near Euroa. It was the perfect day out.
My neighbour will be mad. The visiting trio of black cockatoos just dropped a heap of chewed wattle tips onto his pool house roof. They had a wonderful time, chattering & chomping, before flying away to some other backyard tree.
We didn't get to the cabin this weekend, so I lit the fire pit that was full of fallen twigs and sat beside it with a coffee.
I'm beginning to think that I should have cut the fabric strips 2" wide. Sewing the thinner strips is difficult, especially as most of the fabrics fray. This section took me about 4 hours. And I don't think it's going to work as a backing as I'd planned. Oh well. Onwards and upwards.
My local shopping centre could do with a miniature train type thing to ferry people from one end to the next, because my body did not like the 10,000 steps I completed while there.
I've been watching a lot of older movies because the slop being made nowadays is pretty ordinary. Tonight's viewing was Slipstream (1989) and it was one of those 'so bad it's good' movies. The locations used in the film were stunning.
I'm not sure if I found this book, or if this book found me. Either way, it's exactly what I need to read (and do) right now.
She's been patched up and is housebound for the next week while her paws heal. I imagine she's going to be very vocal about that development, as she screams at us on an hourly basis to be let outside to drink some bog water.
There was a weird contrail cloud beside the moon, but I didn't hear any planes. It disappeared quickly as well.
I'm trying to finish projects that I start in a rush of excitement. Sometimes, I finish things and then they sit, waiting for me to decide whether to keep or sell. These cushions are the first 2 in a series of 6. I finally photographed & listed them for sale today. Hoping they'll find a new home.
Instead of pizza and beer, I opted for pear cider. I’ll probably regret my choices later tonight, because both tend to give me indigestion. At least the pizza is home made, so the ham is less salty.