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bertanaI think Isis is getting used to me; she spent far less time freaking out today than she did yesterday. I love Alpine, he spent half the day grooming her. He's such a Mama Hen, it's really cute.
The way this pavilion is constructed, it's sort of a modified french bell. Each side is rounded, and is made of four triangular panels. The front and back are straight, and each will have doors. I still have some of Pem's seams to rip; some of them are good, but some are wonky, plus he used black thread and I want to use white, so it won't stand out so much.
So yesterday and today, I sewed together two sets of three panels each. The first set is done as far as it can be for now, all together, the seams flat-felled. The second set is all together, but I still have to finish the one seam.
I took the part that Pem had sewn (a front portion with one panel to either side, plus a door mostly sewn in) with me down to Brymstonne's sewing night after leaving Aurora's this evening, and got to socialize with everyone while getting almost all of the seams done. Tomorrow evening, I have a doctor appointment, then I'll come home, pop in a movie and rip the rest of the seams. Tuesday and Wednesday, I will definitely be at Aurora's right after work. Thursday is iffy, as I have another appointment. Then I probably won't be there again until Sunday.
A bunch of the Brymstonne kids are going up to Rennaisance in the Pines at the end of the month; Selina, the MoAS for Brymstonne, is acting as a "lady in waiting" for the girl playing the Queen for the Renn Faire, and I was asked to come along and do that, too. Only thing is, I'd have to borrow Aurora's Elizabethan again, and I kind of don't want to. And I kind of don't want to take the time away from the pavilion; after getting it sewn (including putting in all the loops for stakes and the doors), I have to make the necessary hardware (I'm thinking of making the center pole break down into three pieces, that way I will be able to easily fit it into any type of vehicle), and I want to make sure I have it ready to go in time for Highlands.
Oy.
Just think, after I get all this done, I get to start on furniture. Maybe I'll be in Period Encampment for the 2007 Estrella War.
Speaking of which, don't let me forget to get in touch with Mingo this week. I need to cut a new lid for my wooden chest, as I sort of snapped the lid for mine in half. (Oops. Mark that down under "things not to hit when in an awful, terrible, very bad, no good mood.")
The way this pavilion is constructed, it's sort of a modified french bell. Each side is rounded, and is made of four triangular panels. The front and back are straight, and each will have doors. I still have some of Pem's seams to rip; some of them are good, but some are wonky, plus he used black thread and I want to use white, so it won't stand out so much.
So yesterday and today, I sewed together two sets of three panels each. The first set is done as far as it can be for now, all together, the seams flat-felled. The second set is all together, but I still have to finish the one seam.
I took the part that Pem had sewn (a front portion with one panel to either side, plus a door mostly sewn in) with me down to Brymstonne's sewing night after leaving Aurora's this evening, and got to socialize with everyone while getting almost all of the seams done. Tomorrow evening, I have a doctor appointment, then I'll come home, pop in a movie and rip the rest of the seams. Tuesday and Wednesday, I will definitely be at Aurora's right after work. Thursday is iffy, as I have another appointment. Then I probably won't be there again until Sunday.
A bunch of the Brymstonne kids are going up to Rennaisance in the Pines at the end of the month; Selina, the MoAS for Brymstonne, is acting as a "lady in waiting" for the girl playing the Queen for the Renn Faire, and I was asked to come along and do that, too. Only thing is, I'd have to borrow Aurora's Elizabethan again, and I kind of don't want to. And I kind of don't want to take the time away from the pavilion; after getting it sewn (including putting in all the loops for stakes and the doors), I have to make the necessary hardware (I'm thinking of making the center pole break down into three pieces, that way I will be able to easily fit it into any type of vehicle), and I want to make sure I have it ready to go in time for Highlands.
Oy.
Just think, after I get all this done, I get to start on furniture. Maybe I'll be in Period Encampment for the 2007 Estrella War.
Speaking of which, don't let me forget to get in touch with Mingo this week. I need to cut a new lid for my wooden chest, as I sort of snapped the lid for mine in half. (Oops. Mark that down under "things not to hit when in an awful, terrible, very bad, no good mood.")
