week 162-163

My attention, until last week, was split between how to celebrate my son’s birthday and what I wanted to wear to one of my brothers and his wife’s annual Halloween party. Both fell on the same day last week.

I have this problem where, if I’m indecisive, I easily grow lazy. I couldn’t decide on or make a costume, so found myself wearing Paul Frank pyjamas and didn’t think to have a sleep mask on and just grabbed a mask that just covers ones eyes. I used that as a headband and put my hair in pigtails.

Spent a good part of Friday baking Dylan’s birthday cake. Used a recipe for German Chocolate Cake and assembled the two layers with the pecan and coconut frosting, a day after everything sat separately in the fridge.  It fed seven people comfortably and a couple slices were leftover.

I have a sewing project in idea form on the table in the sewing room with the leftover floral silk from the pants and a bit of lace. Haven’t drafted a sleeveless tank to cut out the pieces from.

I finally finished Meredith’s hat, after taking a bit of time to reknit most of the whole thing. Attaching four separate pieces made for an ugly hat.

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Attaching the short ends together. This is the inside.

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Two pictures of the hat finished. Haven’t attached a pin back to the second flower.

After joining the ends, I crocheted the rest, leaving it fairly open on top.

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Leftover purple yarn crocheted into another flower.

white bobbles project

I frogged the white yarn after knitting a few rows then started making this. Have no idea what the end result will be.

I admit I’m practicing making bobbles because I have this idea to make a scarf or something for a certain someone I like who is blind and have been wanting to make him something since a week after we started talking. In bits and pieces, I’m researching how to incorporate braille into crafts.

(Also, I’m very aware at how terrible I am at not plugging in alt text. I’m sorry. I need to work on that.)

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