1) I don't have celiac disease, which is very exciting. I can eat wheat again! It also means that I have some (expensive) cookbooks to sell, since they were sooooo certain I had celiac and it's pretty much impossible to go gluten-free without cookbooks. Anyone know anyone who could use some gluten-free cookbooks?
2) This means that we have don't have a good idea why I'm exhausted, losing weight, and have a persistant cough. I think my Plagues and People class is getting to me, because I'd laugh if it turned out to be TB.
NOTE: I'm not being paranoid I have TB :) The website is just for interest's sake because I thought the topic was really fascinating
3) I made this:

The shirt, that is. It was a little miserable to sew, partially because it's brocade so I had to stitch around every edge to stop it fraying as I was sewing, and because the collar didn't fit, so I had to do a whole bunch of fiddling around. However, not only did I make the shirt, I made the buttons myself out of soutache braid, using a knot-button pattern.
4) I made a new blog: A Long Yarn (Christmas) where I'm going to post all my Christmas gifts as I make them. I'm hoping that this way I can use links to the posts, so that people who don't want to peek at the progress can choose not to.
5) That said, here are some peeks:
NOT Heather or Chad
NOT Dad
NOT Mary
NOT Becky
Other gifts will be forthcoming, once I've started them.
2 comments:
What about my gift? Still waiting to see the ring!
Karlie, I love the shirt. Brocade is so gorgeous, I didn't know it was so ugly to work with. Yay and Boo on the celiac verdict, I know you'd just like to know what's up so it can be fixed. Start watching your mail in a weekish, pressies (souvenirs and birthday) are finally coming your way :)
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