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mizarchivistI supposedly finished the application of clay onto the final tins I'm entering into the art show. I'm contemplating a few more reading dragons, but I have around 80 items ready to go. Thanks to buxom_bey's genius for arrangement, I was able to use some of what I have on hand into vertical space- and it all looks great. The real challenge will be to be able to STOP and do other projects, like Dad's socks, or read Persuasion. No more "just one more thing." It's particularly tough because the dragon + tin I finished tonight has such a lush shade of blue, I want to do one w/out the dragon. And then I came up with an entirely new design a bit after that... etc. Compusive crafting- today it is a curse.
In other news, I saw Sweeney Todd with clan Woodward and![[info]](https://stat.livejournal.com/img/userinfo.gif)
purple_terror. I'd not seen the play, read about the play, or had any clue beyond insane dude kills people with straight razors. And have actors I totally love. I wish I'd not been sitting in the second row; the theater was reasonably filled up and qualified as postage stamp in size. I liked it, but was still a bit traumatized.
buxom_bey's genius for arrangement, I was able to use some of what I have on hand into vertical space- and it all looks great. The real challenge will be to be able to STOP and do other projects, like Dad's socks, or read Persuasion. No more "just one more thing." It's particularly tough because the dragon + tin I finished tonight has such a lush shade of blue, I want to do one w/out the dragon. And then I came up with an entirely new design a bit after that... etc. Compusive crafting- today it is a curse. In other news, I saw Sweeney Todd with clan Woodward and
purple_terror. I'd not seen the play, read about the play, or had any clue beyond insane dude kills people with straight razors. And have actors I totally love. I wish I'd not been sitting in the second row; the theater was reasonably filled up and qualified as postage stamp in size. I liked it, but was still a bit traumatized.