Firstly: D’AWWWWW!!!!~
Secondly: that’s the cutest pillow cover design ever!~ Who made it (or was it store bought)? In any a case, perfect pillow cover material if I must say so myself.
Thirdly, let’s get on to the post proper. As I’ve been heckling in a few posts curated by @curie, I must admit I like stills/fotos (photos) here as well. As they take an intricate, sharp and clear snapshot of your workshop here. Makes me feel like I can reach in and actually interract with them. (Damn do I feel old as I remember the cameras of olden ages.) I feel like, in every snapshot of this simple yet cyoot art piece, like I can reach in and start sowing the rest of the pillow.

(For context, I used to take what was called “Family and Consumer Science” class in Middle school all those god damn years ago. And I loved that class; seeing this resparked my memories, especially the sowing unit with needles and the needle machine. Wish we continued teaching practical classes like that which feed into other field matters like medical fields with sowing a wound up or even health class beyond the talks of nutrition and dieting.)

Back from digressing, I love equally how we see every step of the process from the layout of materials to the finished product. It feels satisfying, weirdly enough, to see labour in motion and actually being expanded upon than to hear/see the finished product. And on the formatting of the post, I love the little text bumps and dividers. Especially when you interrupt to suggest watch something on YouTube for a sewing material (which I would feel that could’ve been taboo a half-year ago when DTube was still rocking).

Damn, now I want to create a pillow; yet got no money nor no store nor no time for doing such. Miss those young days of me having such an ability to do so all willy nilly. Anywho, congrats on the @curie upvote!~

So happy sewing and happy steeming!