sale! Making shade...
To celebrate the launch of Fissure, my new pattern, I decided to have a sale.
While I've been away from the blog, I've been busy. The Professor travelled to Ottawa for a second conference, the boys had summer camp, and Sadie the dog has needed an endless supply of walks, kongs filled with peanut butter, and other entertainment.
Also, it's been warmer than usual here, and we don't have air conditioning. We don't feel we need it, but our living room was heating up. I used an old sheet, some masking tape, and made a big curtain, and voila! Shade. However, it wasn't terribly elegant. I missed seeing the dappled sun through the leaves, but also? Our bank of windows cooked the room. So, I spent $20 on curtain rods at Corydon Hardware Store.
I got out a bolt of muslin I bought years ago. I made curtains. It was easy to hang them. Old houses mean someone has done this before; we just used the holes they left on the window frames. We think we may take them down at the end of August, when it gets cool around here...but I didn't spend much on the effort, and it sure is cooler in our living room now. (I've purposely made this a small photo so you can't see the mess, right?!)
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Fissure
The sale ends July 31st at midnight (CT, US & Canada).While I've been away from the blog, I've been busy. The Professor travelled to Ottawa for a second conference, the boys had summer camp, and Sadie the dog has needed an endless supply of walks, kongs filled with peanut butter, and other entertainment.
Also, it's been warmer than usual here, and we don't have air conditioning. We don't feel we need it, but our living room was heating up. I used an old sheet, some masking tape, and made a big curtain, and voila! Shade. However, it wasn't terribly elegant. I missed seeing the dappled sun through the leaves, but also? Our bank of windows cooked the room. So, I spent $20 on curtain rods at Corydon Hardware Store.
I got out a bolt of muslin I bought years ago. I made curtains. It was easy to hang them. Old houses mean someone has done this before; we just used the holes they left on the window frames. We think we may take them down at the end of August, when it gets cool around here...but I didn't spend much on the effort, and it sure is cooler in our living room now. (I've purposely made this a small photo so you can't see the mess, right?!)
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