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Still sewing. Was panicking over Gretchen's Kodama, until I finally found some really good refs online* and realized that it's pretty much impossible to do one that's hideously out of proportion. So that's a relief, and I'm hoping to get all his bits together this weekend. Yay.
*I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, Ann, why don't you just watch Princess Mononoke? Alas, I am under a curse which mandates that no matter how many times I rent the damned movie, circumstances will conspire to force me to return it to the Blockbuster bin unviewed.
*I know what you're thinking. You're thinking, Ann, why don't you just watch Princess Mononoke? Alas, I am under a curse which mandates that no matter how many times I rent the damned movie, circumstances will conspire to force me to return it to the Blockbuster bin unviewed.
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(And whoa, Jesus. Super Dollfies, like cocaine, are God's way of telling you that you make too much money.)
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one ofthe banesof my existence that I cannot sew, and I feel I must learn.P.S. I find that Netflix helps a bit with the videoshop neuroses from which so many of us suffer.
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Start with something easy-peasy, like a really basic embroidery thingie, or flattish stuffie. Beyond that...I, um, I dunno. I just hack at the fabric and sew the bits until it looks like something.
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And I *do* thread a needle quite nicely, I must say. ~g~
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I learned to sew from this. As an adult. The fairy-story aspect is actually rather charming, and as an introduction to hand-sewing, it rules. You'll be rolling and whipping like a pro in no time.
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