BRING IT TO LIFE | O; SWEATERS (+ 100TH POST!)

[REBECCA MACK]

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SUNHAVEN — GOLDENBLOOD — FEMALE — BORDER COLLIE — PLAYED BY KICKSIE

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[div style="text-align: justify; width: 50%; font-family: georgia; font-size: 11pt; letter-spacing: -1px; margin-top: -15px;"]They had been on the mountain for several days now, and while Bex did her best to stay optimistic and not worry about their current condition, she was starting to grow sick of the cold. The snow was fun and all, but it was beginning to grow boring rather quickly, and the group didn't have much to help keep them warm. Fortunately, the collie had an idea that would solve both her boredom problem as well as warm her, and perhaps some of her other clanmates, up. That is, if she actually managed to pull it off. She knew that she could easily mess this up, and if she did, then she would just decide to forget about it.

So far, she seemed to be doing just fine, though. The goldenblood was no master at arts and crafts. In fact, that was more of her daughter's thing. It was good that she had managed to learn some tricks from her before they had parted. And even though she didn't know much about art, she was easily able to figure out how to do certain things since she had been a professional in a field that could be considered art. Well, she liked to consider it art, but knew that others might disagree with that statement.

Knitting certainly wasn't the easiest task Bex had ever tackled, especially when she had paws, but she was managing just fine as she lied down outside her stone house, busying herself with her leisurely work. She had jabbed herself with the needles a few times, which she knew was unavoidable for her. If she was anyone else, she'd probably be a little more careful, but she didn't care. It wasn't like it was that painful, anyways. She was much more careful about how she stitched the yarn together than she was about her own safety at this point. She had to make it look good enough to her to be satisfied with it, which was difficult since she could be rather critical of herself.

It took a little while, but Bex managed to finish the first sweater, and she was actually pretty proud of it. It wasn't perfect, but it was good enough. The sweater was light blue in color, with what seemed to be the shape of a white coffee mug in the center of the front side. It just seemed like something that would fit her so well. The canine happily slipped the sweater on, feeling much warmer already. She glanced over at all the many colors of yarn that she had, knowing that she could put it all to use, now that she knew she could do it. "Hey, I'm making sweaters if anyone wants one!" She called out, hoping some would be interested. They took a bit of time to make, but she wasn't spending that time doing anything else, anyways.