What crafts projects are YOU working on? Hmmmmmmmmmm.........?
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what I have been working on, sorta crafting
Comments (11)That's really nice. :) I have always wanted a pond but I don't know where to start and really where I would put it, there is no outlet nearby. So DH and I have just built a dry pond and river bed in the back yard where a spring comes up out of the ground when we get enough rain. This area is at least damp most times and during a really good downpour, I actually have a flowing creek! We're working on widening the stream right now because we didnt make it wide enough to begin with. We also need to add more stone because it's not deep enough and we used too small of pebbles so I have had troubles with it. I did more research and just moved new plants over on the wet side that can handle the wet. It's a constant work in progress and it's not even a real pond. I don't know what I would do if it was! LOL Enjoy all that hard work!...See MoreWhat projects are YOU working on?
Comments (33)Yesterday Dad and finished re-shingeling the gazebo. Took 13 bundles which was about 10 more then I had. Projects always take more time and money then I think. But it is the last roofing job for hopefully a lot of years. Did the big shed 3 years ago and we did the house last year of the year before in steel so I will NEVER have to re do it can't express how happy that makes me. I really really really hate shingling oh yeah Im not good at it either, way too slow and clumsy, very grateful for a Dad who is handy and wants to help me with these things. Current project is finishing a baby quilt for a new cousin, slow at that too hmm I detect a pattern here....See MoreFinishing up a Christmas craft project
Comments (20)Thanks for the great idea! I may make one for our new house. We're moving to a place where people will actually be able to see our Christmas decorations as opposed to the deadend street we live on now. lol...See MoreWhat's everyone been up to ? Cooking? Crafts? Projects?
Comments (43)HOUSE PAINTING TIP Sometimes it is difficult to visualize the appearance of house colors. What I found helpful is try different color schemes on paper first. If you have a drawing of your house, that's good if it is not too big. Make copies and color the copies.You can experiment: should you use 2 colors or 3? Try out both schemes on paper. When doing this, we found that too many colors was not good. You may find that 2 shades of the same color works for some elements. For example, suppose the prime color was blue-gray. Use a darker shade to outline the house and the lighter shade to cover the wide expanses bordered by the outline. You can play around with window trim. If you do not have a drawing to copy, make an outline sketch. Alternative, take a photo and use software to create an outline image. Convert the photo to black/white and play with the contrast and saturation to get an image that is mostly an outline. Print out copies for coloring....See More- 6 years ago
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