I am so bored with this basketweave over the whole buckle that I pick it up infrequently.
Sunday, October 26, 2025
Make Stuff May 2025 #24: Green Garden by Tamar Nahar-Yanai
I really liked the Christmas tree kit I did from this designer last year. For some reason, this one seems more vague and badly written instruction-wise. I will muddle through, though the colors aren't what they're supposed to be.
Polish Monarchs
Who were not really Poles yet ruled Poland in the 18th and 19th centuries. And, as a consequence, the Jews in Poland, too. From the POLin museum.
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2024,
non-stitching,
Poland
Little Pagoda Tower
This little pagoda sits near the inside of the entrance to the Knoxville zoo. It's even got a pretty door.
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2025,
non-stitching,
Tennessee
Friday, October 17, 2025
Make Stuff May 2025 #26: Falling Leaves by Ink Circles
This is the beginning of one of the Ink Circles Patreon patterns. Because of this, it's small and will be a quick finish.
It's Dark Down There
More of Project Reise. This was an area being built. They used these holograms to tell the story of the place. It worked well.
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2025,
non-stitching,
Poland
Treasures From the Synagogue
Judaica in the POLin museum. Both items from the synagogue shown in a previous post. They're beautiful.
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2024,
non-stitching,
Poland
Sunday, October 05, 2025
Make Stuff May 2025 #13: Brer Rabbits by RTO
Another Estonia kit and another reminder that the Europeans know nothing about American culture because of the name of the kit.
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Estonia,
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make stuff May,
start
Stock and Barrel, Knoxville
On home leave we spent a week in Knoxville with Andreas' parents. We ate at several places. The first was Stock and Barrel on Market Square. It was very good. Huge portions. I split a burger because too big. And we had to have fried pickles, of course.
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2025,
food,
non-stitching,
Tennessee
Entrance and Guardroom in Project Reise
Ther entrance is kind of spectacular for being hidden. There is a small trap area with the guard rooms to not let people in, of course. Most things are unfinished because the war ended before it could properly get built. This was one of six or seven sites that were started and would be matched up with each other. It was another overly ambitious Nazi plan.
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2024,
non-stitching,
Poland
Synagogue in PolIN
The museum has a full synagogue that was moved from southern Poland into the museum. It was built in the 18th century and is just a little village synagogue. But it's beautiful inside.
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2024,
non-stitching,
Poland
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