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Otherwise, my modest summer goals of attracting Neko Atsume cats, reading on the deck, and grilling vegetables continue.

In looking up embroidery inspiration online, I came across this, which blew my mind.

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Having embroidery on the brain has made me think of that great Olivia de Havilland movie from 1949, The Heiress, in which the shy protagonist protests to her father that she can't go out to a fancy evening party because she has some embroidery she must finish. I'm straightening them up now so I no longer need to feel ashamed. You can see below which are my collection of floss added to the collection in the tangled mess on the left. That's thrifty and practical repurposing for you. Going through the collection now, I see that many of the plastic bags housing different colour families of floss are actually what appear to be milk bags, cut in half. My grandmother kept her materials all nicely organized, of course. I've kept them housed in their vintage Knott's Berry Farm box. Not only did I collect various embroidery floss (flosses?) some time ago, I also inherited my grandmother's embroidery materials. Lately i've been thinking about embroidery. To the point that I'm running out of yarn for the final 1/3 of the bind off, and will have to steal most the fairly long tail I have from the cast on edge in order to finish the bind off). (This has worked so well for the fawncho, my latest knitting project, that I've not only used up the one hefty skein and various odd balls of this particular yarn in my stash, I've used exactly all of this remaining yarn.

I have a lot of crafting supplies, and one of my goals is to use up what I have.