The bread is mixed. This is like the embyro stage, I guess?
The bread rises. Larval stage. Sure.
It rises some more. Like some kind of... pupa? I don't know, this isn't an exact science or anything. Stop questioning my arbitrary cross-genre nomenclature decisions.
The bread is baked into a beautiful butterfly. I just looked it up; the adult stage of an insect which undergoes complete metamorphosis is called an "imago." SCIENCE!
The bread is then eaten so I have energy to make more bread.
You can finally see the vague outline of the whole thing! (Except for the text.) The end is near!
Not much to report. I made an executive decision and changed the color of his robe. The automatic online pattern generator I used had it as turquoise. He may have been introduced in 1980, but he's not that bad.
I have to admit, I was a little worried about this yesterday. It certainly didn't look like the Yoda I know. However, it came together nicely when I started willing in the missing colors. My only gripe is that he doesn't seem like a very happy Yoda, but hopefully that will change with time to match the pattern (now pixelated for your convenience):
Another source of problems:
This suggests a fourth and fifth rule:
I have decided on a final design (above) and purchased my supplies. I was right about the cost: the base fabric, thread, and needles cost $5.08 in total.
