Once I've set the pallette of colors, all my intentions get very flexible. If I get sick of seeing that yellow and that purple, I'll dump one on top of the other and come up with a warm olive that I never planned for.
Has that blue slipped too cool? Bring on the goldenrod. There's never too much green because I never plan for any.
It's going to take time to process all this cloth and thread. After four days, I am out of personal gas and will take a few days unrelated to dyeing.
There's still a ton of cloth to be hand washed and dried.
The best part of Saturday? A surprise visit from Charlie and Jake. We went out to lunch and got caught up. Since they moved, time with them makes the minutes we get more precious.
Today, r&r includes a little stitch, some reading, pool time, and some walking. Putting those needles in my back to the test.
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