I just saw one of those at my local Goodwill yesterday! In Indiana!
So today is National Thrift Store Day. Unfortunately it falls on a Sunday, which means other than Goodwill, most of the thrift stores are closed. I decided to celebrate NTSD by going on a journey to a few Goodwill locations in...
Thank you for this post! I bought the power cutter from Menards based on your recommendation but I have not gotten it out of the package yet. Today when I read that you used your utility knife, it reminded me that I had been using my utility knife to cut some cardboard for lining my canning...
This caused me to ponder a couple of things.
If doing a second clutch were a possible thing, then would the male have to go off and track down his mate from wherever she may have disappeared to? It seems that since she just ups and offs after the eggs are laid, she really has no concern about...
I need to edit this part-
I’m sitting here working on an axolotl for my grandson and I realized that I only do the yarn under when I poke the crochet hook into a stitch and pull up a loop. That is the “yarn under” loop. But then when I finish the single crochet, I go back to the normal yarn...
Don’t sell yourself short! Your potato isn’t too rough looking. I’m sure your next amigurumi project will be smoother and if you keep going, before you know it you will be great at it. After all, amigurumi is almost all single crochet stitches and therefore not too hard to get them uniform...
Today’s goodwill find. I don’t know that I’m all that fabulous, but I do think the mug is! I think the pretty swirling on the inside was the clincher.
I haven’t had breakfast yet, so I will use my new mug when I eat “brunch” in a few minutes here.
I picked this one up at a Goodwill yesterday for my son in law because it is Army colors and he is in the Army. (Command Sergeant Major- we are very proud of him. He is retiring this year! Bring on civilian life!)
That’s a good point. But budgies and finches can lay and raise multiple clutches in a row, whereas the incubation and parenting period of emus is so much longer and they are used to only raising one clutch. I wonder if that means emus are less geared towards starting over. If they do start over...
The youngster doesn’t appear to be blue, but maybe that’s just because of the photo. Post new photos after a bit when you think it has grown and developed some more.
I don’t doubt that those are its parents. I just think your rooster might be a mixed breed.:confused:
Go ahead! I have about 2/3 of a blanket worth of granny squares that have been in my closet for 21 years. :oops: Every few years I take some out and weave in a few yarn ends. That’s not the fun part, but I’m trying to make myself get caught up on that before I make any more squares.
My first...
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The front half of the house is gated off to keep all the dog hair in the back half of the house! Which is where I spend most of my time. (When I’m not crocheting)