Deedee Dezso

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My mother was raised in the country by those who had been farmers. She moved to the big city (LA), and had a daughter who has moved back to the country, and farming.  She couldn't understand that!
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WV- up in the hills above Huntington Mall
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Jay Angler wrote:My mother bought a kitchen dining set.  Not exactly this, but it gives the idea:


I suspect - but haven't disassembled it to prove it - that the padding in the seat is some sort of upcycled scrap fabric - maybe natural, but quite possibly not. If there's foam in there, it has to be quality, because they're still in use 50+ years later.



What would I cover it with now? Wool isn't particularly practical for a kitchen chair - or is it? !



Here's my 2 cents.
If using a wool fabric that you don't want felted, a quick way to some padding pockets would be to cover one side with wide strips of pocket material, side by side, sew across then cut in pockets, fill and sew shut.
If you have a bunch of layers as padding, sew them all together like quilting, where it could also function as a design element.
Create a wool piece (crochet, knit, woven...?) that can be felted to an appropriate thickness to be encased in your cotton of choice.
2 days ago

Deedee Dezso wrote:I appreciate the feedback. I seem to have this problem more since our move which is where I lost my desktop and am reduced to access via a fire tablet, my Android cell phone, or the occasional laptop. If its on my end, I may have to just live with it. I brought it up in case it isn't just me, and there could be a fix on the other end.
I'm of mixed emotions that I'm Not the only one!



Just caught another glitch in the machine... Above post was made 9:08 p.m. and I get that here is posted Ranch time in Montana. I'm in WV. Not a 4 hour difference. Have your clocks already "fallen back"? I thought that was next weekend!
I appreciate the feedback. I seem to have this problem more since our move which is where I lost my desktop and am reduced to access via a fire tablet, my Android cell phone, or the occasional laptop. If its on my end, I may have to just live with it. I brought it up in case it isn't just me, and there could be a fix on the other end.
I'm of mixed emotions that I'm Not the only one!
Code please. I'll try this.

I'm so tickled these are coming out I've already backed for a "brick!"
1 week ago

Andrés Bernal wrote:Choose me and give me thumb up :)


This is currently winning at 26, but I can only guess what this tool is ( some kind of scythe?) and Paul mentioned marketing to Gardeners. I do know the other tools and come from a gardening background like many other urbanites of my time. While I'm fondest of the last two, small handtools for close work. It seems I've owned a set all my life as I was introduced to growies by about age 4.
Everyone here casting votes is more advanced in knowledge than the average urbanite. Something to consider.
1 week ago

Andrés Bernal wrote:We start in a little over a day! Wohoo!!


Yippee! The coveted 2nd deck!
1 week ago
Perfect timing on this. Thank you.

Late diagnosed female AuDHD just now understanding why her life has been such an emotional roller coaster! I knew it wasn't my fault! I've long thought of myself as strange, mostly in a good way. I knew my strengths and weaknesses. I even am self aware enough to know my triggers. I have experienced a meltdown and shutdown. How about 3 weeks 5 days late/ post term babies? They've only looked at pre term!
1 week ago

Andrés Bernal wrote:How the box and the cards will look!


I can't wait to get my hands on these! I know there's no chance for Xmas this year!
1 week ago
It's been a few years since our last chicks. Then we kept them in the kitchen in cardboard.  This time we got a large tote, cut ventilation holes, left it in the middle of the tiny living room for 2 weeks.  Then they went out to the hillbilly pallet fortress and stayed enclosed in that for another few weeks before we began letting them have access to the enclosed run. Now at 8 weeks,  they begin their work.  Churning compost as they hunt bugs!
1 week ago