updated sunset jar

I wanted my sunset jar to be opaque, so I taped, painted, and glossed the gaps above and below the part that was already taped.

rainbow food jar

I painted the other empty soy butter jar, this time I made it fully opaque by taping right up to the rim below the threads and covering the bottom.  I decided on a rainbow swirl, and here it is.

water bottle

I taped and painted another water bottle, I am not entirely sure what the pattern is.

Sunset jar

I had an empty and cleaned soy butter jar, it was still perfectly good for storing food in so I stripped the label off, taped it, and painted it.

It is full of rice crackers at the moment.

fun fur sweater

I just made a new sweater out of fun fur.  It is very soft and fairly warm.

The pictures a bit blurry, I'll get better ones later.

an experimental double wide hammock

I wanted to experiment with this large weave fabric that I found, to see how it would hold up as a hammock.

I used a very wide nylon trim (75cm, or half of the full width) to make the whole thing 3m wide.  Last night I was in this with a sleeping bag and was warm most of the night, the temperature got down to -7c according to the thermometer a few meters from the hammock.  I can not yet dress warm enough to sleep below zero without a sleeping bag in a thin hammock.  The trim covering the top of the hammock when I am inside is a nice bonus feature.

The fabric stretches a little when I get in, making getting out an interesting challenge, I need to basically climb out of the hammock, I can't use the rolling out method that I usually use.

deodorant spray bottle

A few years ago I got introduced to using rubbing alcohol to remove arm pit odor, instead of the various other deodorants available in the stores.  It has the advantage of not leaving any white deodorant stains, it is also a general anti-septic, and cleaner for some things.

I finally got around to painting the spray bottle I keep my rubbing alcohol in, there is a clear sight on the side to tell the remaining level in the bottle.  The colors were chosen to indicate a good (green), worth refilling (yellow), and low (red) level.

The bottle may even last longer than the old one because of the extra layer of protection on it.