I gave it up and went and played a computer game for awhile. It doesn't show in the picture, but they were pretty rough. So after thinking about it for awhile, decided to come at it from a different direction. So these are the first steps...
Set that aside to dry and want to tell you about a cool thing I saw online.
In fact, there were quite a few pictures of an octopus on a ship's wheel so I thought that might be cool to add to the Summerhouse.. After a delicious lunch INSIDE Chili's, went shopping IN Hobby Lobby! Wow did I miss that place! I found an octopus that I thought would work and brought him home with us. (He was also 50% off)I used a small pair of nippers to cut the ring off the back. A few smears of 527 glue and a few clamps and we wait for the glue to dry!
Oooo! I am really liking this!
But Mr. Skellie has a few misgivings about having an octopus on board.
So as I was finishing up, he was having a long discussion with it about who the boss is around here...I have a feeling it's not me...next he'll want to drive the motorhome. So you know those cabinets up above the workbench? One of them is now craft storage! Woo! Hoo! So I found a place for all these things
and started getting the loose stuff off the bench to diminish what I need to put away when we want to go someplace.
So I will see you next time and I will sit here and watch paint dry! LOL!
Wow that is a lot of great things in one day! It's funny how much we appreciate a lunch out and a little shopping trip after having been deprived of those simple pleasures for weeks! The photo really does make the window frames look fine, but I know what a challenge it is to cut well from card, especially curved lines! I could not do it so had to get the Cricut. I am eager to see the work-around!
ReplyDeleteThe ships wheel adorned with the new octopus is such a fun feature! When Mr. Skellie realizes that the guy can't get off the wheel, he'll feel good and in charge again!
Ships wheen and the octopus are brilliant!
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