I received my new chart, and since I have no tears when I cry, had no blurriness problem reading it. But when I realized the background was full coverage, not linen color, my eyes got bigger. And the Rit came out.
Much easier.
I also dyed this amethyst for the needle case from Durene Jones.
I plan to change the blue shades. Visit to HL proved that the 924 series is indeed, not as warm, not as teal, as the originals. The change in the darker 924 is not as noticeable as the others.
Not sure if the berries charts, the black cat, the raven I can't find, or these goofy guys will be next. My right hand fingers are going numb quite often, lasting way too long, can't hold a needle.
Thank you for your comments about Ollie. Since we could not touch him, or get within three feet without a warning from him, taking him to the ER vet more than a half hour from here was not possible, and he would have run if we approached. Yet he would always move to a spot closer to me if I was outside. The trap had been near his shelter for months, but he was too wise for that. Whether cancer or infection, we will never know. For two+ days we watched him suddenly deteriorate, and we tried to block him from leaving the deck. I sat close by and talked to him, but when he made his way around the blockade to the woods, we knew he didn't have much longer and we let him go to where he wanted as most animals do when they feel death is near. But we still stayed close to him until he passed.
Hope all is well with everyone.
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1 comment:
Your dyed fabrics are so pretty and a perfect fix to replace all that full coverage stitching. As for handsome Ollie, he passed the way he lived, on his own terms. I truly appreciate you being there for him. You are a very special person Marly!
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