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I got the loom warped and am weaving the rag rugs from grandmother’s old double knit pants. I had to re-cut the strips as I found the first ones I used were about twice as wide as they ought to be. That slowed things down and what with this and that, I am just not making great progress on this! :laugh: I have got the first one finished, tho, and am nearly ready to start the second. I warped up for two, tho I am not sure I am getting two of the same size, my math skills seem a little weak at times. 😦
Oh well, it is what it is and I am sure I will like them! I just hope I find time to finish this month! 😛

The new issue of Piecework had an article on Looping, a historical method of making fabric. I had to try it, of course. I used cotton yarn and made this little bag for my spinning wheel oil. It was easy, but the stitches being small, it took longer to make than knitting the same thing would have. But it was fun to make.

My little bare root peach tree, planted this spring had three peaches. It aborted one along the way but I just picked the remaining two. They are Soooo yummy! Should have got one years ago! I had a hard time deciding but I went ahead and shared with Himself. It was hard giving it up! The ants which had also found one thought so, too. :laugh: The tree came with a warning that it could be three years before it produced a crop. Well, I guess 2 peaches don’t really make a crop but I got to test that I did not go wrong in choosing this variety. It’s a semi-dwarf Red Haven.
Now we have the place picked out for the Heritage Hyde King apple that is a graft off Grandmother’s tree, but I’m not sure where I’m going to find sunny room for the apricot and pear that I’d like to add as well. I need a couple more acres of good bottom land! 😉

I picked three yellow pear tomatoes yesterday and the first RED one today! 😀 Got the Squeezo ready to go because there are a LOT of them on those 4 bushes! More than two people can eat, and probably more than 4, if the cousin come back up. too cool. My toms the last few years have struggled to grow a half dozen little fruit so this is pretty cool.

Randy installed an awning on a cabin and it came in this very large & sturdy cardboard roll which I snagged! I have the basic bit done, tho that shortest one needs to have a couple inches cut off the bottom. Now I have to cover it with carpet and fasten them together. The cats are going to love this one this winter when they become house cats once again.:hehe:
Today I had my Doc appt and he said my blood work looks good and I should eat less and exercise more, of course. 😀
But now that I’m home again I’m going to start measuring the warp for my rugs. I want to warp on for two of them so it’s going to be the most I’ve ever put on, I think. It’s pleasantly cool this morning so I’m hanging the warping board outside.
We have severe thunder storm warnings for tonight and tomorrow but it’s nice so far. Hope you’re having a lovely day, too! 🙂

I finally found a model for the sun-suit as I promised! It’s Randy’s young cousin. This young lady, besides having a lovely figure that sets off my weaving very nicely, has a Masters degree in something to do with plant genetics and is working in her field.
The suit was a little snug but I think she displays it very well. I am happy to know that it will work on a person, not just my plastic lady! lol
The temp reached 99 this afternoon but is supposed to start cooling after this. We did not see any of the 106 and 108 degrees that the weather people were raving about. Thank the Maker! :laugh:
Stay cool!

Randy didn’t get around to completing the fence around the garden and a deer found the hole last night. These are my blue lake beans which had just started blooming. Most of them still have leaves at the top but I doubt I’ll get much of a crop. But my green peppers have not got a leaf left, she ate the whole plant down to the peppers, which are golf ball size at most. My little cabbages are gone, the radish tops, she tried the peas, and nibbled one cucumber vine. And to top it off, she made dessert of the petunia on the butterfly waterer in the photo below.
I’m bummed, but other than the satisfaction, there’s no point in taking a 2 x 4 to him for not finishing the fence. :angry:
That’s cousin in the photo. He discovered the devastation.
I hope your day started on a brighter note. 😉

It has gotten hot here at last. Tyler wanted a new bathing suit but the only water safe for her is the butterfly waterer. It makes a doll sized wading pool… sort of! :laugh: I work in the shop.. it stays cool usually, or hide out here in the house with the fan in the afternoons. Morning and evenings are nice. We’ve been eating outdoors under the willow. The garden is thriving in all this heat and sunshine, lots of tomatoes and peppers coming on and the beans and peas are blooming, too. Randy just read that we may have T-storms with rain this weekend. Rain not common in July, but with lightening it would be a good thing.
Still busy making looms and I am still working on the WeaveZine project for the 6″ Multi. It’s coming along. I haven’t been chatty here lately, but there just doesn’t seem to be much new to say! We go along without excitement. Not complaining, mind you. Excitment usually means trouble. Don’t need any of that!
Hope you’re having an excitement-free July! 😛