The rest of the day

[susandennis]

So all that sewing machine wrestling was not that much fun for my elbow and I got a bruise on the knuckle of that hand at the end of the bad elbow. I've never even seen a bruise on a finger knuckle before. Geesh.

I made the first loaner machine doll and it was fine. It's actually fun to sew in a machine that feeds properly again. Way easier. I'm totally buying a repair policy on my machine. Adam said it was a 3 year policy. I didn't ask how much. Probably should have.



And I finished the faces.



And I finished a bear.



And now I'm starving. Our reservations are for early and I will totally be sushi ready by early.

Comments

[maju01.livejournal.com]

I've had bruises on finger knuckles before.

[susandennis]

The funny part was that it was really severely colorful yesterday. Last night, at dinner it had faded some. This morning there is no sign of it. Pretty amazing.

[zoefruitcake.livejournal.com]

I've been meaning to ask you if you have to follow any regulations when making the toys? I knew you had to over here and found a bit of a guide to it so I had a read, just for interest
http://oddsandsoxlets.co.uk/handmade-toys-ce-marking/

[susandennis]

Interesting. But only for toys you sell. I suspect that if I were selling them there might be similar regulations here but I honestly don't know. I never sell any of the toys or bears so whew!

[zoefruitcake.livejournal.com]

I don't think a charity would give out toys that didn't meet the standards here. I love your toys though