
But a leak-proof, squirrel-proof roof is sort of a good thing. Just one of those things you have to spend money and time on once in a while. But it still stunk having to do it.
So you can imagine my aggravation the other morning when, trying to quickly whip up a headband in the five minutes before I had to leave for work, this happened:

I spent tonite whipping up a new one. I used McCall's 6903. It's just one pattern piece trimmed in double fold bias tape in such a way that it forms a casing for two yards of elastic which fits it snugly around the board.
Digging through my immense stash I found some fun fabric I bought waaaay back when I worked in a fabric store. (So that would be a good 12 years ago). Yikes! But it's fitting for a sewing room - it has an array of scissors, pattern pieces, measuring tape and whatnot over it. Not the funnest project. But a necessary evil that turned out quite nice.
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