Thanks! It was two leftover 4x4 beams from a neighbor's project that didn't get used. The caps are actually solar light caps that I bought on Amazon :)
Well it keeps the deer, rabbits, and moles out. Squirrels however dug up 75% of my corn :|. I'd put a fence roof on but the joro spiders will take over.
I know 😭 when he dropped the mushroom piece I was devastated. He figured it out though in the end! And now he has a buffet to munch to his heart's content!
I planted way too many tomatoes because I didn't get any last year, and now I'm going to be swimming in them!! I'm currently battling armyworms though, hopefully I actually get a harvest :)
Corrugated galvanized steel roof panels with a frame of 2x4s. I'd never built anything before, so I had some issues with bowing almost immediately, which just got worse over winter as the soil settled. We put in some braided steel cable braces last month, ratcheted it all back into place, and it's not budged at all!
Just 25 days of growth!
Loving my jungle! I built this bed enclosure last year late in the summer so this is my first real season.
The face of a Carolina Mantleslug in my garden.
He was munching on that mushroom and dropped it. I named him Bilbo. After he was done with that shroom I moved him to the compost bin suite.
I took a couple pictures to show my hand size and also the feet on the outside of the board (I realized the first picture I showed didn't have them installed!
I use my moonlander with the thumb clusters pushed all the way up instead of down or 'tented'. However this created some wobble so I bought an extra set of feet from ZSA and installed them on the outside of my board (there's already a screw hole there from factory, just need to take the cover off). I love it! I have small women's hands and no problems at all with my moonlander layout , cluster buttons set to my modifiers and space bar.
If you'll forgive my filthy desk picture, here she is:
I'm really new in my UX journey, so looking at all these familiar sites with my new eyes is fascinating! I remember using some of these and how mind-blowing they were!
I am just in love with this. Makes me want to go wrap myself in it on a sunny hill and take a catnap!
Thank you so much! I didn't have a machine for a while so hand-sewing was it, and now I'm doing my LQS's block of the month program by hand since the program is a whole year long! I figured I can do a bit of embroidery and one handsewn block a month and I won't go crazy :)
Yes!! I just started watching to Critical Role, which if you don't know is a streamed Dungeons and Dragon's game played and run by voice actors, and there are hundreds and hundreds of hours to go through. It's become my go-to stream when sewing on the couch :D
Oop, yep, Lemmy was giving problems, especially since I already thought I responded to you days ago!!
My very favorite thing about quilting is how the textures and colors come together - do you remember playing with tangrams as a kid? I can't believe I'm only just now getting into quilting because I swear I used to live and breathe tangrams in school, and now I get to play with fabric tangrams to my heart's content!
My grandmother absolutely adores her Juki and almost refuses to sew on anything else! Even when she has access to a Singer (she has a beeeeeaaaaautiful Featherweight upstairs that just purrs) she really prefers her Juki. So funny how some machines just click and stick with you!!
My first quilt top :)
All the blocks were hand sewn, and then I got a 1937 Singer 201 for my birthday so sashing and borders were done on that.
This block gave me so many problems, but I guess I'm my harshest critic!!