A Home project... part of Appletree Haven's intensive garden makeover. Finally it's done! Many sidetracks and weather delays, and a few health delays too! This pergola is quite big - 8 metres by about 3.2 all up. I continue to refine techniques, especially the making of ferro round section beams... also made a new bender,…
As promised, here is a very crude tutorial. I started taking pictures at the beginning of the project, but I must have forgot I was going to...
VTG Vegetable Friends Plush Corny on the Cob Corn 1996 Toy Box Creations. Condition : Good preloved condition. Color (Still working on lighting set-up.). : Picture reflects colors of item. VTG Vegetable Friends Plush Corny on the Cob Corn 1996 Toy Box Creations Size (See pictures for measurements!): 8 inches Condition : Good preloved condition. The item will be shipped as shown in all of the photos so please see every photo for the exact item description. This is a preowned item with normal signs of wear. There are no notable damage or stains. Color (Still working on lighting set-up.): Picture reflects colors of item. All items are shipped from a smoke-free home. Thank you for checking out my store! Purchase multiple items from my store to save on shipping costs.
VTG 1996 Vegetable Friends Plush Corny on the Cob Corn Toy Box Creations. Please see photos for condition Please see photos for condition
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This design and tutorial was created by Stephanie at CRAFTY LADYBUG CREATIONS. Copyright ©2014 Crafty Ladybug Creations, Under no exceptions do I allow any...
Last week, as luck would have it, I ran into a two natural builders tucked away in the hills of central Portugal. Lucky me; they showed me around their fabulous cob creations (not to mention plying...
Tales from Earthsea - Studio Ghibli
So we already have a so I figured I needed to start a beautiful cob thread! Feel free to post your pretty cob pictures.
Cobbing is easy! There is an abundance of cob-building workshops offered in Oregon and around the United States, for those looking for a more hands-on a...
Cob Loaf w/ Cheese and Bacon PLUS Spinach Dip - turns the classic party bread bowl dip into double the fun! Spinach on one side and cheese and bacon on the other!
The Norman Cob is still bred at the State stud in Le Haras du Pins in Normandy, France, called La Pin National Stud. The Stud is a national institution with 30 government-owned stallions of ten different breeds.
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This is Pat's original cob house (not his current residence) -- a few days ago he shared his story with us -- click here to read it. He also has built
It's very yummy served at a party. People will love it and ask for more!
The process of building a tiny house out of earth and found materials is very appealing. While doing my research, I came across a few tiny cob houses that I thought epitomized how warm, human-scaled and friendly they can be.
End of the driveway lean-to is complete: A cedar post and chain gateway. It's nice to have some security, since we don't yet live there. I've been really enjoying searching through the forest for fallen cedar trees, and harvesting them for things like these posts. There are so many, and they're all beautiful. The most exciting project in the near project is a cedar dock on the pond, utilizing a lot of the funkier/livelier posts. Got the roof on the pottery studio - the rest of it probably won't happen for a little while, but it feels protected enough now to sit: The septic system is complete. That was terribly expensive, and we have found it depressing and frustrating that you HAVE to have a septic to be allowed to have a permitted home. I'd much rather design and install a greywater system, in partnership with a composting toilet (both of which we intend to do), and just eliminate the need for the septic system. The most exciting news of the past week.... GROUND-BREAKING for our home! It doesn't look very exciting - just holes for the pier footings. But to see it starting to be realized is an emotional high like no other. rebar in the footings... I need to pour the footings, and then set these pier forms onto the footings and pour the piers... And another little shed that will be a temporary kitchen, and long-term wood storage. Two of the walls are just stacked pallets (which will eventually get board-and-batten siding). Pallets are a good resource with which to build quickly and inexpensively.
