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Are you thinking about sewing as in cross stitch and tapestry, or with a sewing machine? I know the basics of both, and setting up a sewing machine isn't too tricky. In grade 9, I chose sewing as a subject for a semester and we made a hoodie. Mine wasn't perfect but it was still fun. :)
Give it a go Hugs. Do you have someone to teach you?
I was thinking of taking a course in sewing totally opposed to many of things I usually have to focus on. Dad knitted, apparently, and I did like to play with cloth, but I made things like a utility belt for a superhero as a child. I'm not sure I have "talent", but doing something different is good for the brain, I think, like "cross-training" in sports - what do you think?
Today the neighbours patched up a hole in their back part of their house, where squirrels got in. I found a squirrel in mom's garage today, and took action, methodically.
I probably broke some rules, but the entry point, it seemed, was from the adjoining neighbour's garage, where a roof board is inaccessible. I just put bricks up, and it took 3 hours, since I had measure, and move the bricks, and account for gaps, by using the wire from a furnace filters, which I'd kept for gardening. I'm afraid Davit might be reading my post, and wonder what kind of nut would do what I did, but I didn't have materials, or tools, and had some urgency, since the squirrel was in the garage, and I didn't have any time window to procrastinate.
I wonder if someone will question my sanity when they look at what I did, but I tried to pretend it was creative...and I'm sure there are unhappy squirrels. Hopefully, they weren't in the garage chuckling while I did all this
There's a Feng Shui issue with having broken things, so it's not ironic that I'd feel "stuck" like that door. Upon looking at it further, the door is made of 3 panels, and the middle one is lower, adding to the drag. What's concerning me(not worrying me) is that the vertical threshold of the door isn't level, since I used a level tool.
I'm not sure why the door drags - that 's partly why I'm stuck. I imagine it's since the top trim has split away, since there's a visible crack at the top. It's draggin at the bottom though, suggesting that it needs to be more flush at the top, but it already looks flush. I'll try using a level today.
A door is dragging along the floor, so I checked youtube, and will have take out a screw that doesn't thread anymore, with a longer one. I tried tightening all the screws in hinges, and might have to safely remove the door, since the screw isn't co-operating with my attempt to draw it out. I got some confidence, just taking the steps to start to fix this. although it will take more time.
I wonder if others are fixing stuff, despite their "handicap", since there are a lot of gifted people out there?
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