November 2017 Projects
The October List
• Dye green linen for K's Persian garb (long sleeved coat and salwar)• Dye yellow linen for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Stamp orange silk for K's Persian garb (long sleeved coat)
• Resist stamp and dye blue silk for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• K's green and yellow striped silk salwar
• Patterns for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Construct K's Persian garb
• Prep and write two signatures of The Riddle-Master of Hed
• Cut and punch red plates for lamellar coat
• Weave waistband for green and peach silk bliaut
I got a few things done! Very few. But I did help with a number of gardens, and start some Christmas presents, and clean my kitchen, and make a lot of plans for a lot of sewing.
I totally fell off the Inktober wagon, but I'd like to keep working through the prompts, and maybe finish by the end of the year.
The November List
• Dye green linen for K's Persian garb (long sleeved coat and salwar)• Dye yellow linen for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Stamp orange silk for K's Persian garb (long sleeved coat)
• Resist stamp and dye blue silk for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• K's green and yellow striped silk salwar
• Patterns for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Construct K's Persian garb
• Prep and write two signatures of The Riddle-Master of Hed
• Cut and punch red plates for lamellar coat
• Weave 6 inches of waistband for green and peach silk bliaut
• Bananabella's Christmas present
• V's Christmas present
The main thing I have to start doing is writing out The Riddle-Master. I've been semi-avoiding it, because it's been a while since I last tried something completely new and the materials are kind of expensive, but it's time to stop trying for perfection through avoidance.
I'm also doing my own version of Nanowrimo. I have much lower word count goals than the official game, but I've discovered over the past few years that I'm just not interested in devoting myself utterly to cranking out a novel in a month, and 2200 words a day turns into more stress than joy.
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