Author: Carol
Busy Season
If you couldn’t tell… we’ve been busy around here. We’ve been kicking cows out into our badlands pasture. It is a LONG walk for little bitty baby calves, and for my horse and my dog and for ME! (Don’t mind that my camera didn’t open all the way… I do believe the poor thing is…
Wordless Wednesday – “Difficulty”
Why sometimes we have difficulty keeping our pairs together…
Baby Chicks Video
On this beautiful Easter day… enjoy a video of my baby chicks, from Day One to Day Twelve. I took a short video every other day… and, my! how they’ve grown! Chicks: Day One to Day Twelve from Carol Greet on Vimeo. **** Any more questions for the Q&A? Put them in the comment section!
The Book of Kells Pysanky
Wishing you a very Happy Easter holiday! Thanks to K. for the inspiration for this design from The Book of Kells! **** Any questions for the Q&A? Post them here… unless you’re too busy at church, hunting Easter eggs, or eating with family!
YIPPPEEEEEEEE!
It took us until 3:30 in the afternoon, but a carpenter friend and I finally accomplished one of my goals! The ceiling in the studio is UP. It needs paint, it needs trim, it is NOT finished, but I’m celebrating that it is UP! He put them up differently than I had planned, so where…
The Ultimate Pysanky Post
I taught another evening of pysanky class… since most of the people were at my last class, I changed it up a bit, and decided to do a free hand vine design. Each successive layer was simply a darker shade of a color, created by leaving it in the dye for longer periods of time….
Kicked to Grass
We interrupt this beekeeping/crafting/traveling/whateverthedailyproject blog to bring you: Life: Back on the Ranch! As the last of the calves are being born, it’s time to kick some of the older ones, and their mothers, out on green grass. The few nice days we’ve had, have started the grass growing… and in this pasture, there’s also…
Pop Can Heater
I don’t know how I stumble across these things… but I’ve found a couple of great ideas that I thought I’d try on my Bee Barn. It seems to be cool in there, with no direct sun, the bees aren’t as active as they were in my open shed I had them in, so I…