I’m a little sad that the drawer insert ended up covering it up, but I do love all that storage!.
In the Easter decor of my dreams there will definitely be a large-scale bunny or two, preferably made out of some kind of natural material.such a thing as the Easter decor of my dreams.)
So I made it happen!.I actually got started on this guy (or gal?)the day after I finished up with the carrots, but it was a little more time-consuming.
I also ran out of twine, even though to make this bunny, roughly 18 inches tall, it only took about 2 rolls of twine.Somehow I’d already used up the 10 other rolls I usually keep on-hand.. “But Courtenay.” you say, “This chubby little bunny is far too cute to be made out of nothing but tape and newspaper!
Surely you purchased him from some high-end store or other skilled artisan.” No, my friend, he is indeed just balled up newspaper, taped together and then wrapped and wrapped and wrapped again.. Look!.
Truthfully, his belly ended up being a little more rotund than I intended, but it’s pretty good for a first experiment with something of this size.. I’d say he’s a keeper!Put a few dribbles of olive oil on the cloth.. Rub the olive oil evenly all over your boots.
This will polish them up nicely but will also help clean anything that wasn’t easily removed with the soapy water and it’s kind of a nice protective coating for your boots too.. From time to time you may start to see a powdery white substance appear on your boots.This is called blooming and happens naturally to high-quality rubber when solids rise to the surface.
This is something that you’ll mostly see if your boots are subject to really warm temperatures.Kind of like what happens to good chocolate.