I made progress on the mending pile. It is not the easiest or most fun kind of sewing, but it is gratifying to see an entire garment ready to wear again, after putting in much less work than making a new item would take--or than shopping for a new one would take, either.
I also was able to fix a zipper.
I'm been putting off most of my Christmas crafting, aside from a knitted towel experiment, and I'm giving some already-completed projects as gifts instead.
Today is Yooper Scooper weather: shovel early, shovel often.
I have a pile of used materials to make into a coat. The most challenging part will be fitting the arms so that the recipient has enough freedom of movement for sparring with siblings.
Our second mannequin torso was released from dress form duty, so I found an outfit for it and put it back with the other one.
I couldn't find a good place to display Christmas cards, so I've been putting them on the Christmas tree.
A child found a doughnut maker at the thrift store--it's like a waffle iron, but with two doughnut-shaped cavities. This one was brand-new and unused, and at least forty years old. An elder sibling bought one at a yard sale a decade ago, and has used it occasionally.
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