April 2018 Projects
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The March List
• K's Christmas present• Dye yellow linen for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Patterns for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Prep and write one signature of The Riddle-Master of Hed
- Complete practice pages in sketchbook
- Cut sheets for two signatures
- Prep with gum sandarac and penciled layout
- Write black ink
- Rubricate (and verdicate, and lazulicate, and orocate...)
- Paint foliated initial
- Gild
• Cut and punch red plates for lamellar coat
• Wax plates for lamellar coat
• Weave 6 inches of waistband for green and peach silk bliaut
• Make red wool winter skirt
• Finish and submit "Plates" to a lit mag
• Submit "The Carpet" to a lit mag
Uh. Yeah. I did...other things?
Quite a few of them, actually; I started attending a few local knit and spin nights, which led to the finished (and monstrous) shawl up top, as well as a bit of progress on my current spindle project. I read a bunch of books, made some food, ironed, like, a lot of yellow fabric and punched a few hundred paper templates for the honeycomb quilt. I'm going to need more, numbered in the thousands...or, instead of hoping to lay out the entire quilt before I start constructing it, I could probably get away with just these for now. I kinda like the idea of laying the whole thing out, though.
The April List
• K's Christmas present• Dye yellow linen for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Patterns for K's Persian garb (short sleeved coat)
• Prep four fat quarters' worth of hexagons for the honeycomb quilt
• Cut and punch red plates for lamellar coat
• Wax plates for lamellar coat
• Weave 6 inches of waistband for green and peach silk bliaut
• Make red wool winter skirt
• Finish and submit "Plates" to a lit mag
• Submit "The Carpet" to a lit mag
Also in April, though not on the list, is more progress on my two spinning projects, a bit more packing of things I'm definitely not going to touch before I move this year, and a double weave class at the local yarn shop, which I'm very much looking forward to. Not least because it's supposed to snow this weekend. It. Is. April.
I protest.
Furthermore, I'm putting the Riddle-Master on hold. I'm looking forward to that project with all kinds of fizzy anticipation, but I also want it to be done as well as I can possibly do it, and "with an impending move to a tiny living space" is not conducive to careful work.
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