A week of mid-30 degrees and no air conditioning means that the studio would be perfect for raising bread or making yoghurt, but not for doing anything constructive* or entertaining a small child.
For now I'm holed up at home, working on a new design. I've been busy sampling and tweaking the pattern and now I'm onto the instructions. In a very geeky sort of way, I'm enjoying making these diagrams in CAD. Learning a few new tricks with the software always gives me a little thrill (sad, I know).
14 comments:
patterns make me swoon....love the pool too!
Air conditioning is a MUST in this weather. That software looks like my kind of fun. I am curious about what you are working on - they look like neck facings...?
Looks like something I can put me in, rather than something I can put my stuff in!
Oooh, goody. I'm sensing a wearable bag, tee hee. Hurrah.
do you mind me asking which software you use?
Oooh clothing - will be watching this space carefully to see whatcha up to!
Oooh - a garment pattern .... that looks a bit exciting!
Stay cool - L x
i'm a teacher now, but when i started in college my degree was in interior design, and I got to take a CAD class. It was one of my favorite classes. sorry things are so toasty down there....it's very cold and wet here.
Bummer about the heat - cool that you you are designing patterns for clothes!
I'm such a clothes sewing virgin that if I didn't know what you were up to, I wouldn't have even guessed by looking at the pic.... sad I know!
And here I was thinking you were rearranging your living room in CAD. You are SUCH a techie.
I would be so lost with all of that :P....I am sure it helps distract from the heat and that's always good....
I do need to make some yogurt though thanks for reminding me ;)
That IS a funny looking bag! Maybe a bag you WEAR with large pockets??
Hope it cools down soon for you!
I have a question. I'm hoping you or one of your blog readers may have a suggestion. I have made a number of fabric bags, both handbag and tote styles. How does everyone keep their fabric handles looking nice and not grubby from use? We get very humid here and hands do tend to sweat a bit. This along with just general use makes them looks a bit dirty. Washing helps of course, but it also ages the bag. Help!
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