Wednesday, April 29, 2020
moving on
I don't usually wash the table moppers until the end of the dyeing season, but these two have been on the deck boards for a while.
Bird poop, dirt, leaves. Just leaving them hanging over the railing in the rain didn't help. I was surprised at how much color stayed.
The greenish one is a couple yards of airy, cotton gauze. I think it's what some people call Harem cloth. The warm one is an old worn, damask tablecloth, thin and fragile.
A few more rounds on the dye table and they will be going into the scrap basket.
Words again. Messages.
A solution to laying out text came in a dream. I needed a way to keep order without marking the cloth. A disappearing grid. Easy. Creases ironed in, then a temporary line of running stitch. All will be resolved.
Paying the price for rushing into this one. I already don't like the font. Two letters in. Time to pick out and think about it for another night.
I took my car for a spin today. Checking the battery and tires cause it's been sitting for a week. I think.
I have a COVID19 test scheduled for tomorrow morning. I'm more interested in an antibody test but that may be weeks away.
Stuff is tasting better so I made a killer lasagna. I have not lost the touch.
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2 comments:
Hmmm ... I really like the ironed crease idea for aligning text ...
And I just found my way to Instragram @nytcooking where Samin Nosrat made a killer lasagna ... mangia!
love your wild colours!
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