Ms Grundy again

I know how to crochet: I just prefer to knit. This is a prime example. You change what's going on nearly every round - so have to be near your pattern. Either you have paper that you can misplace, or you need some kind of electronic support, and a way to prop it all up so you can see it while you work. https://pippinpoppycock.com/2021/02/09/a-warm-embrace-new-crochet-pattern/ yarn is pale blue acrylic leftover from Becca's magic scarf stopped when I ended the skein of yarn 2nd picture is from source website

more socks for Sis and Sis-in-law Please note: all items in my house have dog and cat fur added for warmth.

donated fabrics - precut squares - quilted on the Dream15 with lazy meanders donated blocks with sashing fabric -= I made one more block

leftover sock yarns

 My cat had started clawing doorframes - over several doors. Ben suggested I get him a cat tower. We researched. Meanwhile, I patched the scratches, and I intend to get around to painting them. I read online that cats hate the smell of Vicks Vaporub. So I smeared the door frames with it, and it works! Meanwhile, Jerry ordered me one of the towers I had looked at. I received it and set it up Sat Sept 23 The supplied items included 16 bolts about an inch and a half, and ONE single bolt about 3/8 of an inch shorter. I proceeded to install that one bolt on the wrong place, remove several bolts to find the one, and then do it all over AGAIN! But eventually, I got it (The instructions were fine, detailed, with pictures - totally operator error.) I sprinkled it with catnip. Yesterday, for the first time EVER, my cat came to me when I called him. He sniffed the tower, rubbed his cheek on it. I picked him up and put him on it, and he immediately jumped down. But today, he was sitting on the...

  about 43" sq quilted on my Dream15 Sept 24 2023 Clearly, mistakes were made, and not noticed until this picture - the zigs didn't zag Oh, well....