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Jan. 2nd, 2022 05:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
chocolatepotI did the buttonholes today! Just marathoned Breaking Bad and did them all! It was horrible but they're done!
(This was the first time I bought silk buttonhole twist and I am so glad I did. I'm a convert. It looks so much better than embroidery floss. Although sewing dark blue on medium blue on an overcast day is not the best situation with any type of thread.)
Not nearly done writing D&D, but I've finally started playing it myself, solo, as a diary. The major problem is nothing to do with the game itself, but the fact that when I get the pen and ink out Clyde goes nuts and wants to play. Specifically, he wants to knock the ink bottle off the coffee table. I may have to do my writing at the dining table where it's safer. You can see my first page of fictional journal-writing here! It's made me realize I should have a section on holidays, and maybe a couple of tables for character traits so people can roll up the NPCs if they have not glutted themselves on Cranford etc. and can't pull stock characters out of a hat.
(This was the first time I bought silk buttonhole twist and I am so glad I did. I'm a convert. It looks so much better than embroidery floss. Although sewing dark blue on medium blue on an overcast day is not the best situation with any type of thread.)
Not nearly done writing D&D, but I've finally started playing it myself, solo, as a diary. The major problem is nothing to do with the game itself, but the fact that when I get the pen and ink out Clyde goes nuts and wants to play. Specifically, he wants to knock the ink bottle off the coffee table. I may have to do my writing at the dining table where it's safer. You can see my first page of fictional journal-writing here! It's made me realize I should have a section on holidays, and maybe a couple of tables for character traits so people can roll up the NPCs if they have not glutted themselves on Cranford etc. and can't pull stock characters out of a hat.
