You know when all your big projects are dragging? Did you know you're allowed to just stop and quickly cross stitch something for a fast win? It feels like cheating but it's good to get a finish sometimes.

Rats who take the opportunity to sneakily free range themselves whilst mother is stealing the poops, have to go to the carrier to think about what they have done.

I spent today embroidering this baby quilt with the child's initial. I'm pretty happy with how it turned out.

Sparking joy today: these tiny hedgehogs which I put on the spines of books I bind.

I got these fabrics to bind some books... Anyone in the market for a spooky handbound journal? Let me know. I've opened my bookbinding commissions.

Tha Saffron a' cadal 🥹 cho ciùt

(Saffron is sleeping. So cute.)

I facilitated a group, many of whom had never sewn before, in piecing the centre of this quilt top. I've added the borders and will finish it. Helping people try new things, seeing adults realise anew their capacity for learning and creating, is such a beautiful way to spend time!

Madainn mhath a h-uile duine! Halò à Agatha, an radan bheag agam. Tha i gu math sgìth an-diugh.

(Na gabh dragh: tha dà phiuthar aig Agatha.)

Is there a bookbinding side of bluesky yet?

These are gorgeous! Were you aware that you are twisting every other row when knitting? This picture may help if it's unintentional. (Image from techknitting.blogspot.com)