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Wow you were busy! I made a cool gel glitter sequin thingy I bought from hobby lobby, but that's about it

So my saw arrived today and I did set it up and cut two small panels with it and in general I love it. It's a little fiddly in some ways but for a "cheapo" saw it's pretty dandy.

The fog and rain cleared up just enough for the test cuts but it was a miserably 35F and soggy outside which is why I didn't cut more. xP

Last night I amused players with robots named amazingly.

They weren't a big fan of Cream, but they loved Coeslaw and Peaches. They absolutely hated Heal me Pls and the Gorgon they were healing.

Sounds like a robot party.

I want to get back to making Paopu fruit plushes. Cause of KH3 hype and all that. :V Once I recover from being sick-ish I shall. ;u;

I'd love to see a Paopu plus! I'm so amped for KH3 btw.

Also one of the bots, Coleslaw, is going to literally be a bot that takes the place of party members when they're gone. They love Coleslaw.

Omg I was so tempted to buy nail art stuff at Walmart because they actually had some stamping stuff and some liquid latex for doing messy nail arts AND 2 linear holo polishes. But I was good didn't get any of those.
Although...I did cave and pick up a $1.98 bag of shredded iridescent mylar (aka: unicorn skin) confetti that can be used for nail art...
>.>

I wish i know how to use makeup. I can do...lipstick.

Lol. That's more than I can do.
I don't count nail polish as "makeup", so I can't do any makeup.

coding is the worst hobby i've ever had. it's stressful, and it's so fucking annoying.

and yet, i continue doing this because if i don't, nobody else is going to make a don't starve ukagaka. also because i want to.

I want to make a dating sim one day, if noit a Pokemon fan game (Don't tell Nintendo)

I also want to know if i can use old Tshirts for quilts?

You can, yes. In fact, t-shirt quilts are a fairly common (well, not necessarily common, but something that a lot of people have made or have asked about in the last couple years) and can actually look really cool. But you'll want to get a stabilizer as t-shirts are a thinner, softer, more flexible cotton than what would normally be used for a quilt.

stabilizer? How much is that/how do i use it/what is it exactly?

Assume i'm a total NOOB AT ANYTHING INVOLVING QUILTING.

Tbh, I don't know anything about sewing and quilting either except the little snippets I pick up at work. I'll ask tomorrow what one is used for t-shirt quilts and will check out the pricing.

a friend of mine loves books (like i do) i haven’t seen her in a few years (easily 15!), and we’re getting together for lunch on saturday. so i made her some books.

This may help you a lot.
Although I would recommend learning some basic sewing before jumping right into a quilt.
Will still ask at work tonight as well though.