Here was my set-up for spinning yesterday-
my e-spinner has a cord that plugs into the car charger so I can spin on the go!
My view was so pretty ,
the temperatures were just right and it was dry after all the rain of the last two days! (8")
I was able to ply both bobbins into yarn;
Jjst in time to pick up to go!
And when we finished with the lunch and nap routine,
I painted the bottom of the basin and the pedestal of the birdbath.
When I laid down the old birdbath to paint it,
I discovered why it was always crooked;
this portion of the basin was chipped away in portions
and so I did a fill of concrete to level the portions out.
Once this area was slightly set, I painted this, too.
Oh, yes, this is better!
I am working on the mosaic for this basin,
stay tuned!
When I was finished with all the painting,
napper was finished so we took a golf cart ride!
This is what all that rain does for the pond!
Filled past its banks!
(and we have a little 'gator in residence again....)
What a lovely day. How do you get the gator out? Eek!
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a perfect day. I have never heard of a spinner that you could plug into the car. That's pretty cool.
ReplyDeleteSay hello to the gator for me. I have to say, I do miss seeing the gators. I find them fascinating.
Ingenious to plug the spinner in the vehicle's outlet!
ReplyDeleteYou do know that little gators become big gators. . .😎
Spinning outside is the best. We are just weeks away from the MDSW and I have yet to get in the fleece shed to play. This cold weather has been the worst.
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job on the birdbath. Uh oh....gators! Be fast golf cart, be fast
ReplyDeleteThe bird bath is looking good already! It’s fun to perk stuff up, isn’t it?! I didn’t realize your e-spinner could plug into the car — neat!
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