
Look who just stopped by for a drink, & a little rest in the shade of my yard!


The above photo is some of what I removed from 3 cuts of fabric, after Warren washed them with Aunt Ethel's vest (below). The vest apparently wasn't washable. I used several sheets of my lint roller to clean up the mess that was left after shaking the fabric out as much as I could.
My gears are turning now.....hmmm... Can I use these in an art piece? The vest will be reincarnated into a pillow for Aunt E. to use behind her back!
3 comments:
Oh, wow. Love the moose pictures! We were in Alaska a few years ago and saw our first moose--so ugly he was cute LOL! Glad I was inside a bus though. Thanks for the memories.
OMG, a moose! I luvit! Okay, now I know there really are moose in Alaska. What a cool thing to have visit your yard.
So how does a Michigan gal end up in Alaska with a moose in the backyard?
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