oopsWanderingStovie wrote:
Are you carding wool to make sure it's of legal age?
You changed carders into careers. I hope your new occupation pays well.
Lost in the right direction.
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oopsWanderingStovie wrote:
Are you carding wool to make sure it's of legal age?
You changed carders into careers. I hope your new occupation pays well.
I've done a little bit of dying but not in a long time. I've used cochineal, coffee, tea, beets and other things that I can't remember. These days, I either leave the fiber a natural color or buy it already dyed.IMScotty wrote:
Way cool. Have you tried any natural dyes with your wool? Love to see traditional skills and knowledge preserved.
my latest hobby is cooking so the wife is onboard with that one, but she's had enough of all my interests over the years, I'm slowin' down too and getting rid of...just stuffjimmyjam wrote:
I think wine or beer making would be a great hobby. But if I get into anything else the misses would probably wanna kill me.
Speaking of brewing and honey, I highly recommend mead.baybedolls wrote:
My hubby got a beer making kit and has fun with that .. he is now looking into other ways to brew
I've done dirt, green grass, blood and wine....they all set pretty well.TrafficJam wrote:
I've done a little bit of dying but not in a long time. I've used cochineal, coffee, tea, beets and other things that I can't remember. These days, I either leave the fiber a natural color or buy it already dyed.IMScotty wrote:
Way cool. Have you tried any natural dyes with your wool? Love to see traditional skills and knowledge preserved.
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
its called Monstaliner. Google it. Really amazing stuff. comes in like 35 colors. Thick and tough as nails when it cures. 1 nite to take the jeep apart 2 nites prepping (sanding scuffing cleaning) 1 Saturday morning and afternoon to put on two coats.Drybones wrote:
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
It looks nice. I hope you get a lot of use and enjoyment from all the hard work.jimmyjam wrote:
The original chewing gum.WanderingStovie wrote:
Sometimes honey is sold in a jar with a bit of comb. Try grocery stores, health food stores, gourmet shops and the like.
I started a hive a couple of years ago, but lost it when an uninformed neighbor hit her garden with an over dose of pesticide. As a result, all of the honey produced over the summer had to be tossed as I didn't know how much contamination was brought in prior to the bee's demise.IMScotty wrote:
I have kept bees, it is a lot of fun. These days beekeepers have the odds stacked up against them between the various mites, colony collapse disorder, and so on. I've taken a few years off since I lost my hives, but I hope to start them up again in a year or two. I have to wait until I have more money and time. Sound familiar
Those are interesting colors, I like that coppa feel but with a black jeep that jans panties would probably be a better fit, they have two colors that just don't fit their offering....black and white.jimmyjam wrote:
its called Monstaliner. Google it. Really amazing stuff. comes in like 35 colors. Thick and tough as nails when it cures. 1 nite to take the jeep apart 2 nites prepping (sanding scuffing cleaning) 1 Saturday morning and afternoon to put on two coats.Drybones wrote:
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
Not meaning to turn this into the jeep forum, but, how much paint did it take?Drybones wrote:
Those are interesting colors, I like that coppa feel but with a black jeep that jans panties would probably be a better fit, they have two colors that just don't fit their offering....black and white.jimmyjam wrote:
its called Monstaliner. Google it. Really amazing stuff. comes in like 35 colors. Thick and tough as nails when it cures. 1 nite to take the jeep apart 2 nites prepping (sanding scuffing cleaning) 1 Saturday morning and afternoon to put on two coats.Drybones wrote:
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
I helped a buddy prep his Bronco for Rhino liner. We had an issue with fumes when the vehicle was in the sun with the windows up.Drybones wrote:
Those are interesting colors, I like that coppa feel but with a black jeep that jans panties would probably be a better fit, they have two colors that just don't fit their offering....black and white.jimmyjam wrote:
its called Monstaliner. Google it. Really amazing stuff. comes in like 35 colors. Thick and tough as nails when it cures. 1 nite to take the jeep apart 2 nites prepping (sanding scuffing cleaning) 1 Saturday morning and afternoon to put on two coats.Drybones wrote:
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
One gallon. They sell it in a kit. You get the paint, color tint, activator, roller, roller covers, blue masking tape, scuffing pads, protective gloves, roller pan. It aint cheap. About $145 + shipping. monstaliner.com/Drybones wrote:
Not meaning to turn this into the jeep forum, but, how much paint did it take?Drybones wrote:
Those are interesting colors, I like that coppa feel but with a black jeep that jans panties would probably be a better fit, they have two colors that just don't fit their offering....black and white.jimmyjam wrote:
its called Monstaliner. Google it. Really amazing stuff. comes in like 35 colors. Thick and tough as nails when it cures. 1 nite to take the jeep apart 2 nites prepping (sanding scuffing cleaning) 1 Saturday morning and afternoon to put on two coats.Drybones wrote:
What did you do the inside paint with? I'm thinking about pulling my carpet and doing Rino bed liner.jimmyjam wrote:
Do you bake bread? I'm just learning.baybedolls wrote:
I'm a cook for a living ..but what I really love is Baking
I hate the front, unless I'm havin' dinner...the back half is the heart and soul, fun too.Rasty wrote:
Cool. I've been cooking a while also. I spent twenty years in the kitchen but I'm mostly FOH now.
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...up in mornin', out in the garden...ain't life fine when don't cha pick a hard'nsheepdog wrote:
well, Oz Jacko ain't here to discuss...so.max.patch wrote:
i knew i was right...but now i have proof.
this is from the original patent illustration from 1891 for rolled toilet paper. it clear shows that toilet paper must go "over" the roll and not "under" the roll.
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You got that right. I love a tomato samwich. Tomatoes are big in the county where I live. They have an annual Tomato Festival with a Tomato Queen and everything. Over 35,000 people came this year, 38 years running.mental note wrote:
Only two things that money caint but...and that's true love and a big juicy beefstake
Home grown to maters home grown to maters whata life be without home grown tomaters.
that's a patent illustration of usablility. The Navy had us go over the top to. But that doesn't mean you have to do it that exact method.max.patch wrote:
i knew i was right...but now i have proof.
this is from the original patent illustration from 1891 for rolled toilet paper. it clear shows that toilet paper must go "over" the roll and not "under" the roll.
[IMG:http://static.clarkhoward.com/clark-howard_579626816.png]
oops...thot i was in the chit chat forum. sorry for the thread drift!mental note wrote:
well, Oz Jacko ain't here to discuss...so.max.patch wrote:
i knew i was right...but now i have proof.
this is from the original patent illustration from 1891 for rolled toilet paper. it clear shows that toilet paper must go "over" the roll and not "under" the roll.
[IMG:http://static.clarkhoward.com/clark-howard_579626816.png]
well then they must have a tomatoe juggler, and spaghetti sauce sale, no?jimmyjam wrote:
You got that right. I love a tomato samwich. Tomatoes are big in the county where I live. They have an annual Tomato Festival with a Tomato Queen and everything. Over 35,000 people came this year, 38 years running.mental note wrote:
Only two things that money caint but...and that's true love and a big juicy beefstake
Home grown to maters home grown to maters whata life be without home grown tomaters.
You name it, they got it. Tomatoes more ways than I thought possible. It looks like a crowd for a state fair or Nascar race is going on, but it's just tomatoes.mental note wrote:
well then they must have a tomatoe juggler, and spaghetti sauce sale, no?jimmyjam wrote:
You got that right. I love a tomato samwich. Tomatoes are big in the county where I live. They have an annual Tomato Festival with a Tomato Queen and everything. Over 35,000 people came this year, 38 years running.mental note wrote:
Only two things that money caint but...and that's true love and a big juicy beefstake
Home grown to maters home grown to maters whata life be without home grown tomaters.