Stitching madly into the night...I'd say "at the speed of light", but, we all know this is a s-l-o-w business. There is a light at the end of the tunnel, all the same.
Evening stitching. This is fairly rapid for me as the area to cover is relatively small...but, then again, it could grow.
Then the white threads of the jeans rip needed couching. They developed their own pattern...
First there was the hole in the knee of the jeans to patch.
And so, I spent a pleasant evening stitching.
The humble t-shirt is such a common article of clothing, but, what happens when it begins to wear? The dumpster? Landfill? I recycle men's t-shirts into very comfortable PJs. Just sew the two bottom edges together and cut off the neck, and arms at one end. In Tunisia's warm climate, I'm not looking for elegance, but comfortable cotton...
Yes, the finish line is in sight and I now have a new item of summer clothing from an old one. The colors bring back memories of summer. This has been an easy project to do with only one color to work with and no tangles.
More evening stitching on my cotton vest with a spot. After picking lemons most of the day. I love lemons, I love stitching--life is good. I don't even mind the 90° heat.
Stitching before collapsing into bed at night. Work in the orchards is giving me a total workout...feelin' good.
Stitching late at night. This is a fun project because of all the possibilities of shapes.
Spring vacation has been productive. Just some circles to sew onto this wild tunic.
The sizzling temperatures force me to stay inside and so I'm just zooming along. Well, for me this is fast.
This stitching seems to be going faster than usual. Of course, it's a bit simpler, fewer colors than usual.
Back in the time when I was throwing acrylic paint at fabric, I made this bag. The straps go clear around the bottom so that I can put weighty things in it with no problem. There are a couple of pockets sewn into the lining as well. 
The hot weather forces me to sit and stitch--not a bad thing, all in all. So I seem to be making some progress. There is even the possibility of finishing this part.
As temperatures head for 110 F., I sit glued to the AC and happily stitch away. I've come back to this tunic, thinking I might be able to finish it. I haven't been able to do needle turn appliqué for awhile and I miss it.
We were unplugged for 6 days, and I suppose it is good to be unplugged occasionally to keep perspective, however, so much is done by internet these days including professional activities. So it was stressful as well. 