What a difference a day makes!

Skipped the new medicine on Sunday and was nausea-free for the whole day - it felt great!! The doctor's office finally called back this morning and they said it would be weeks for the nausea to go away. I let her know that wasn't an option and I kind of doubt that it will go away because I am pretty sure that the side effects is due to another one of my medications. The nurse and doctor will re-group and call me back again. In the meantime, I am staying clear of the new med.

The shawl has been blocked and is now dry, I am pretty pleased with how it looks. It's a pretty simple design and stitch but I wanted something practical for faire use.

The next project is already on the loom - a magic scarf for dreamtigress from some eyelash yarn that she had bought to play with. It's easier to knit that I had anticipated but just as messy. Unexpected was the challenge of trying to join the two skeins together. Some needle and thread to the rescue!

The kiln is one shelf from being full and I will probably go ahead and fire it this week so that I can bring some examples of my current work to Terry as he requested. I asked him if he was needing a good laugh. <wry smile >

Measured the First Up tent (it's like an EZ-Up) so that I could start planning on making a cover for it for VARF. Now to find 12 yards of suitable fabric in colors that I like and that go well together. For the most part, the construction is straight lines which I cane usually sew fairly well. I do want to be a little tricky and put dags around the edges. I'm pondering getting a bias tape machine since I go through a lot of bias tape with fan pouches and skirts anyway and the tent will take 14-17 yards for the dagged edges.

So much time and so little do.

Oh wait!