A little home decor

While Daemon contemplated an answer to her question, she started getting a needle and thread ready to start stitching these pillows together. Luckily the canvas was pretty forgiving so they didn't have to use a very small needle and the thread was a thicker thread both for durability and so it was easier to handle. Eventually he answered and hit the nail on the head with his explanation that the canvas was more weather resistant, pointing out how musty furs get when they get wet. "Exactly!" she agreed with a grin. "Plus, this will dry faster than furs will if they ever do get rained since they'll be outside." The sitting area by the lake was covered, but that didn't mean that rain didn't blow into it if the wind blew hard enough.

She picked up two of the pieces of canvas that had been cut out and laid them so that the nicer side of the fabric was facing each other. "We're going to sew them this way most of the way and then turn them inside out so that the raw edges are tucked inside the pillow," she explained, showing Daemon the difference from one side of the fabric to another. "Why don't you hold these still for me and I'll get the stitches started," she offered, lining up the pieces of fabric and then holding them out for Daemon to take. With his help she started feeding the bone needle through the canvas and looping it back around to feed it through again. Once she had one side done she traded jobs with Daemon, saying, "Why don't you give it try? Be careful, it's sharp!"

"Avacyn Mendacium"