A Handmade Summer in the Spanish Countryside | Avocado Dyeing, Making Fans & Sichuan Cooking

The temperatures have been rising day by day, and now it reaches 30°C every day. This week I made a few small summer things: a knitted cotton top and two palm leaf fans. It was my first time trying avocado peel dyeing, and the result turned out surprisingly good—it was so fun. Fans are my essential summer item. They remind me of childhood summers at my grandmother’s house, where she would gently wave a fan while patting me to sleep. When summer gets hot, I lose my appetite, and my Sichuan stomach starts craving familiar flavors. So I made a jar of homemade chili oil—my little secret potion for reopening my appetite in the heat. A shaded corner under a tree, the small things I’ve made and meals that awaken my taste memory. That’s how a happy summer quietly begins. Chapter: 00:00 Intro 00:39 Knitted Top 02:33 Avocado Dyeing 03:43 Palm Leaf Fans 06:50 Homemade Chili Oil 08:16 Bobo Chicken 10:43 Cold Noodles 12:39 Sichuan Dinner Music: Denis Pavlov -- Paris Waltz Tomomi Kato -- Rabbits Office Mikado -- Cinematic Piano Piece 6 Good B Music -- A Gentle Breeze