I'm at that stage where I have so many projects on the go that I feel I'm not making any progress on any of them.
But slowly and surely, I'm getting there...
The HBS Creatin' Contest build: I thought I was going to take the back wall to James at Victorian Dollhouses and get him to cut my window holes later this week. Then told myself not to be such a wuss, and dug out the instruction manual for my scroll saw so I can learn how to remove the blade, and cut the holes myself. (Besides, it's probably more than time I changed the blade: I hear that they are like sewing machine needles in that way.)
The Lundby hack: Still working away at removing the bedroom carpet. Each morning, as I wait for the kettle to boil, I do some more work on it. There's probably some fabulous shortcut, but I haven't bothered looking for it. Yet.
The November issue of The tiny Times: is running late. But until I broadcast it to the world, only two people knew or cared. I think it's our best issue yet. But then I'm a tad biased.
Plus, over at one of my other blogs: I went interstate to visit an op (thrift) shop.
(*Except, just as I went to hit the 'publish' button I had the dawning realisation that it might just be Tuesday. Welcome to my life, where days of the week become meaningless.)
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27 November - 24 December 2015
An exhibition of works particularly for children but also suitable for adults in need of a little nostalgia in the lead up to Christmas. From original book illustrations to colourful sculptures and hand-made wooden toys by local Goulburn Woodworkers, there's something in the toybox to delight everybody.
Civic Centre, Bourke Street
Goulburn N.S.W.
Tel. 02 4823 4503
Open Monday - Friday 10 am – 5 pm, Saturday 1 pm – 4 pm (Closed Sunday and Public Holidays)
1 comment :
Would a disposable razor work at getting the 'carpet' fluff off the base?
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