Wrap your mini strip around the front of your bow and secure it in the back with a few dabs of hot glue.. Fluff it up a bit so it looks all perky and cheerful.
It started out brown and yellow and by the time I was out walking this guy after dinner,.everything was starting to go Springy green!.
After this Winter, I appreciate a little Springy green more than ever.I thought you might too.Of course, now it’s Friday and it’s been raining for 5 days straight, so everything is even greener and that creek is full to the brim..
The old falling down barn.You can see where the rain was hitting it still.. All this wind and rain has that barn shedding barn wood like crazy.
I’ve got a great project for that to show you soon!.
The back of our house.As you probably know, when it comes to paint, I don’t often stray away from my favorite inexpensive, basic paint because I find that most fancy specialty paints are usually not quite as good as they say they are, and in the end they’re not really worth the extra money or effort for me.
I do love to try out different unique paints though every once in awhile, just for fun and to see what’s out there.I was really pleasantly surprised when Black Dog Salvage Paint really was just as good as it was cracked up to be!.
In case you’re wondering, yes, the paint is inspired by the same Black Dog Salvage Company that you see on the show.Salvage Dawgs.. They’ve partnered up with Woodcraft to offer this high quality, super easy to use paint meant specifically for projects like restoring great vintage furniture pieces beautifully and quickly..