Can you wiggle your nose
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are Hilde and Moon River fragrant to your nose?
Comments (2)Thanks for your reply. I was hoping to plant these two in window boxes for an upstairs room, but given that I have a Sweet Chariot with a noticeable fragrance and a nice growth habit, maybe I'll concentrate on it and give away Hilde and Moon River to someone who doesn't care about fragrance. In any case, they are quite big plants here....See MorePlanting dates...a little wiggle room?
Comments (2)I ran into the same thing, so instead of trying to start things froms seeds, I just went to several nurseries and bought established plants to put out. (I just stored my seeds up in the fridge for next year...)...See MoreRudolph the Red Nosed Soda Can
Comments (11)so cute. Love the branch antlers. They would be fun to do with a group of kids like Brownies. I'm tempted to make one as part of my recycled craft display at the Fair in a friend's home this Saturday. So much to do tho don't know if I'll get to it. Kathy...See MoreCan't seem to get the 'wiggling' right
Comments (1)Hi Dreamgoddess, glad to hear you are practicing. No, it is not as easy as she makes it look--but it does get easier the more you do it. When you are watching the video--pay attention to how she holds the brush and what position it is in. Rewind and watch again. You will see that she grips the brush fairly close to the metal part and holds it straight up. Now press and stroke the first "wiggle" two or three times to spread your bristles on your brush, then continue the rest of the wiggle strokes for that petal. Lift your brush, tip it in your two colors again and do the same thing for the next stroke. Does that make any sense? If you watch her closely , you will see that she picks up more paint frequently. Don't give up, all of a sudden it will just "happen" and then you will wonder why you thought it was so hard! At least that is how it was for me. Now I am trying to learn to paint one stroke bows, and really struggling with the "flip the brush over" part. I'm sure I will finally "get it", but like you said--Not as easy as it looks. ;o) Luvs...See More- 11 years agolast modified: 11 years ago
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