u/Phoenix4235

I have no idea what rules these goofs were playing facebiting with. It was hard not to laugh and shake the video.

My hooman has loss her mind! And she wont stop givin me baffs! I have had 5 baffs in 1 week! I no like baffs, but at leass she only gib me baffs once in a while most times. But dis week has been all baffs! It has made my smell awful (shampoo smell 🤮), so I keeps fixing it by rolling around on dead crawfish I keep findin in my yard, or eben bird poo (da big , big birds dat eat da crawfish), but I tink my hooman is gettin forgetful and no remembers I got baff already, so she jus gibs me more! An its gettin harder to find crawfish to fix my smell so I tink mebbe crawfish holes wud help. But den she says Im all muddy an gibs me more baffs. An den she wont eben let me on couches or bed cuz she sayz I too wet, but shemade me wet? I cant take it anymore. I needs good pawyer fast I tink.

I have been crocheting for about 40 years. But I've never learned to knit and someone last night convinced me to try. I was given a set of some knitting tools etc decades ago, but I have a question about one of them. Is this a Tunisian crochet hook or is it actually a tool for knitting? I can't quite figure that out.

Like the title says, I'm learning to do Mosaic crochet for the first time. In the tutorial I used, they said the border stitches on either side would keep it straight and keep it from leaning to the left. I'm 52 rows in, and I just realized it is leaning to the right on both edges. The right side isn't that bad but after 300 more rows it will be very obvious. The left side is leaning worse. I am anchoring the double crochets, so that might be the reason for the right leaning instead of left, but I can't seem to get it to stop.

I feel like it's going to matter because I'm not making a blanket as the pattern does; I'm making a wall tapestry and using fingering weight yarn and a c hook (2.25 mm) And I am very likely not doing the envelope border, so it won't hide it.

Will blocking ultimately help this issue, (I'm very new to blocking so I don't know how it will affect it), or is there something I'm doing wrong?

I just noticed the little whitish spots on this plant. At first I thought they were node-like places where it flowers, since it has been covered in blooms for months and just recently stopped. But there are so many that I'm afraid they are a pest or disease.

It is in an east/southeast window and gets 6-8 hours a day of light from the window and also growligts pictured. I water it whenever it first starts to get a little squishy/wrinkly.

I was just giving my grandmother's table runner doily that I made for her almost 40 years ago when I was a teen. There are two small stains on it that I think I can remove easily enough, but then there's a hard crusty spot that I don't know how to remove without damaging the doily. Any ideas? I'm hesitant to trust a dry cleaner, and it's a pretty heavy, stiff spot, as if maybe some candle wax or something similar got on it years ago and it's solidified over the years?