u/Fresh-Possibility-94

I have a brother XR3774, and i'm trying to sew power mesh but i'm having trouble. I have it set to a zig-zag stitch, and ive been experimenting with different lengths and tensions and it keeps bunching up the fabric and not allowing it to stretch and i'm not sure why. I'm also using a stretch needle. I'm wondering if anyone has tips for me, or if you have a similar machine and sew stretch mesh like this what settings do you use?

I've been noticing them more in my area and they're quickly becoming my favorite wild bird. The babies are so cute and fluffy ugh. I love their little frowns and angry eyebrows.

It's also been very interesting watching how protective and caring the parents are! I regularly see them chasing away other birds and squirrels. Very feisty little birds.

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I also think last time I posted some people thought I was asking advice for an in-game room. Sorry for the confusion, I'm just using sims as a way to visualize how to decorate a real life room I have. But I tried to separate the room into sections, and move things away from the wall. However, the room I have is pretty narrow so I don't really like to put things in the center of the room. I made the left side into a little kitchenette for my mini fridge so it looks a little prettier, and behind the room divider will be my 3D printers (represented by the radios) since I also think those ruin the vibe and I wanna disguise them a bit. I feel like a cute room divider would fix that problem and also add dimension. I took out the second couch, I wanted to keep both but they're just too big to both be in here. I wanna start using lamps with warmer lights as my main light source when I'm not doing crafts. My sewing area on the right is pretty much the same layout, except I added a cabinet to keep supplies in and a mirror for when I finish sewing and need to do a try-on. And also rugs!

The last few pics are what my room basically looked like before (I have wall decor up IRL but I mostly just want to rearrange the furniture)

LMK what you guys think and if you have suggestions! :)

I kept him for the night since it was late but I'm going to take him to a rescue today. Im calling around to see if anyone will take him in, so I don't think I'll be able to get him there for at least a couple of hours. Last night I made a post in a bird subreddit and they told me to keep him in a ventilated bin lined with blankets and a heating pad on the lowest setting, so I did and he seems okay! I'm worried now however though because I've read and was also told not to feed him or give him water since it's easy for them to choke if not fed properly. But I don't want anything to happen to him while I'm finding a place to take him. What would you guys do?

Also I'm in Avon Park, Florida. :)

I'm not sure what to do. I didn't want to leave him outside because I don't think it would've survived, but I've never nursed a baby bird. I'm going to take him to a sanctuary in the morning, but I want him to make it through the night. What should I do?

I made a little layout in sims just to represent the furniture. I feel like it just doesn't have a very nice flow, and feels both empty and crowded at the same time. I would prefer to keep all the furniture I currently have in here since I use it for storage, but I'm open to suggestions! Please tell me what you guys would do with this space :)

I made a little layout in sims just to represent the furniture. I feel like it just doesn't have a very nice flow, and feels both empty and crowded at the same time. I would prefer to keep all the furniture I currently have in here since I use it for storage, but I'm open to suggestions! Please tell me what you guys would do with this space :)

I made a little layout in sims just to represent the furniture. I feel like it just doesn't have a very nice flow, and feels both empty and crowded at the same time. I would prefer to keep all the furniture I currently have in here since I use it for storage, but I'm open to suggestions! Please tell me what you guys would do with this space :)

I made a little layout in sims just to represent the furniture. I feel like it just doesn't have a very nice flow, and feels both empty and crowded at the same time. I would prefer to keep all the furniture I currently have in here since I use it for storage, but I'm open to suggestions! Please tell me what you guys would do with this space :)

I made a little layout in sims just to represent the furniture. I feel like it just doesn't have a very nice flow, and feels both empty and crowded at the same time. I would prefer to keep all the furniture I currently have in here since I use it for storage, but I'm open to suggestions! Please tell me what you guys would do with this space :)