Even though it doesn’t actually feel like a workshop thing, I’m always pleased when I finish a puzzle, especially one that’s visually appealing. I use my puzzle doing time to listen to podcasts.
I did some painting as well. I recently re-read my story about Herda and decided to try to paint her.
Herda was my D&D character the one time I played it a couple years ago. You can read Herda’s unfinished story here if you want: I Am Herda.
A friend of mine recently did her first felting project and I was immediately filled with happiness upon looking at it, as well as a desire to start doing stuff like this. I didn’t ask her permission to share the photo, so I hope she doesn’t mind.
I’m considering buying one or both of the following craft books to get back into sewing little felt creatures. Let me know what you think!
Too cute!
Lastly, I’m back at the family history project in earnest and can see the light at the end of the very long tunnel. I came across this fun photo of my Dad on his first day of school back in 1932. Look at those pants!
Awww… I think he’s an adorable kid.
That’s it for this week, folks. Thanks for tuning in!
I’ll probably delete this in the good old A.M.
Lynniebeemuseoday 
Honored my mouse and mushroom made the blog. I hope you do take up felting. It is super rewarding and not too difficult at all.
thanks for the encouragement!
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I’m honored that the person who made that adorable mouse and mushroom would comment on my blog! Made my day!! ❤️
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