
Wednesday, March 22, 2017
Turkey Vultures having a sun bath
An Oregon blogger who quilts wrote a fascinating post about the turkey vultures perching on their cow pasture fence posts in the Oregon Coast Range. You can see her post here.

Sunday, March 12, 2017
Rinky dink project.... dyeing kitchen towels
Several years ago I purchased some huck towels from the Rag Lady (on Amazon). Over the years they got a bit dingy and I couldn't find any replacements I liked. I've been working on learning to dye fabric and so I have leftover dye. I use it to over dye those dingy faded towels.
Here are some of them (some are in the laundry)
This is how they look before dyeing
I soak them in soda ash solution before applying the dye. That is my dye solution in 2 oz bottles.
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Here are some of them (some are in the laundry)
This is how they look before dyeing
I soak them in soda ash solution before applying the dye. That is my dye solution in 2 oz bottles.
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Friday, March 10, 2017
Two stools
I got such a positive response from my last post (Pretty Red Stool) that I am going to show you the first stool, the one John made about a year ago. The Pretty Red Stool is a modified version of the first stool. Both are made from alder but they are stained differently. John also rounded the edges more on the red stool and made the top a little larger and the hand slot a little smaller.
The round edges make a big difference, as does the color.
The round edges make a big difference, as does the color.
Friday, March 3, 2017
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