Rusty Rooster Vintage: Make it rusty paint technique

Here's the link to the rusting technique that I mentioned in the previous post:

Rusty Rooster Vintage: Make it rusty paint technique
Warm Regards,
Susan

Joggles Newsletter

The current Joggles Newsletter just arrived in my inbox.
It's full of new books, items and of course the Spring Into Summer sale is still going on with a
13% discount on your total order. They even carry the spray paint used in the rusting technique I posted a few days ago (see older posts). Just go to www.joggles.com.
Something for all crafters.
Have a great day.
Susan

Prim Nest: Primitive All American Kitty Doll

The Prim Nest is a great place to list and sell your goods. They advertise the new additions like this for you with a link to your for sale items. Check out the many talented artists of The Prim Nest.(Just a reminder: my blog is still "under construction").Click on Prim Nest link below my name.
Susan
Prim Nest: Primitive All American Kitty Doll

Nice Weekend

Hi,everyone...I haven't posted in a few days. I've been trying to get out of the house more. For those of you that don't know me yet, I have serious spinal issues. I've had four disc fusions and need another. As if that wasn't bad enough, I've had fibromyalgia and the operations for the last 18 years.
So my goal has been to get out and move around and start driving again. Anyone with back issues knows that the WORST place to be is in a car. But, I've become somewhat of a shut-in, only going out for
doctor appointments. And worst of all, no sewing or hobbies of any kind. That's just a sin not to be
in the workshop if you ask me. So I'm determined to stop sinning!
The temperatures dropped drastically since Friday. The ninety plus degree weather is over for now. It's 55 degrees right now, quite a difference. We got the quilts back out in the living room for when we
are watching television. My peony bush has bloomed. It's white with raspberry red streaks in the petals and the scent is incredible. Like a cross between lemon verbena and roses. Yummm... I have a blossom in a mason jar in the kitchen by the sink so that we can get a whiff when we're working in there.
I took pictures of the rhododendrons and the peony. I still have to get the family, dogs and flowers posted to the blog. Ashley is coming by tomorrow and she and I are going to transfer pictures from her laptop to mine so that I can do my uploading and posting this week. She took some gorgeous pictures on the Cape last weekend on her getaway.
Not much else to report from the weekend. We're wrapped up and watching old classics on Netflix.
Off to bed early so I can get some more work done in the shop tomorrow.
Warm Regards,
Susan

Citrasolv Transfers

This reply is to Margaret at The French Bear and anyone else interested in transferring images with Citrsolv:
Margaret, I just went to the website for them, you can click on their name CitraSolvFrom their home page click on the tab that says Artist's Gallery and you will find all of the
different mediums you can useCitraSolv with. I myself haven't tried it, but from the place I read
on someone's blog, I seem to remember them being very pleased with the results. I'm sorry I
haven't personally tried it myself to let you know how it is, but you could have some fun trying
it out.
Warm Regards,
Susan