Just when I am closing in on a finish, after all those wonky motifs, error after error. Being off a stitch or two would not be noticeable in the body, but it didn't happen there. But now that it matters I am making simple mistakes and these two have to be removed because the entire tree will be too high. How can I screw up like this when one branch is only several stitches from it's mirror image? And how can I count to six three times and end up at seven? If I hadn't noticed that the branches weren't even, I wouldn't have known that the right is up too high to begin with. Should I run a thread at each branch position to prevent more frustration? I think so.
I fudged the one linen thread error so the main trunk is one to the right which then had to be fudged again where the snake head met the apple, which is one row lower than it should be! Whether in Eve or the trunk base, another error which actually makes the bottom branch THREE rows too high. It's no wonder there are no cookies left.
The boys enjoyed the warm weather. When Petey heads toward Missy, Bud growls and takes a firm stance with a glare that makes Petey take notice. Bud's age is estimated to be 17 and he is missing two fangs so a fight would be no contest.
I have to photo the boxes tomorrow and work out price. I won't be able to ask what I wanted because postage will be more than the box. More cookies in the making. More butt in the jeans.
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