On one of my garden supply shelves is a great visual. I will be happy to see the day lily blooming again. I saved the packaging so I could remember the name of the plant.
This is a view of a project in progress. I have some wainscoting wood saved from a project I was going to use at the old house. When I sold the old house I removed it and brought here. I may never use it up but I am finding some walls in my basement where I can apply it. I have it all up now and need to bu a moulding to cap it and a new baseboard piece. I have stained it with fruitwood stain and it needs a coat of varnish to finish it.
Just checking as I go that it is running level as it was put up. I wasn't happy about it at first as to how it looked but I do like it.
The sun is shining brightly as the birds have a glow from the east. It was 0° F. again this morning. We are going to start warming up tomorrow.
I had to relearn the folds. I learned how to make them when I was seven years old. I taught kids how to do it for 34 years. Some kids made so many of them once they learned how. I found a box of origami paper and preceded to make one. My brain didn't remember it anymore. I had to make the one on the right and realize I didn't know what I was doing. I waited a half hour and started again going slowly as I folded. I did finally pull out the steps needed to make the paper crane. I need to keep practicing for my brain's sake.
Have a good rest of this Friday.
I love the wainscot look, we have that in our eating area and then that is what our living room walls are instead of the old dark ugly paneling we had.
ReplyDeleteI used the leftover pieces to add to my wooden block box for kids, they make great pieces for the kids to make roads or roofs!
I never learned how to fold origami! That is neat!
Nice paper folding and I like your wainscoating Too, that is a project!
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