A couple of months ago I purchased a Dremel tool and just recently received a free DVD I sent for from their website – 70 projects and 500+ tips. I haven’t had a chance to check it out yet, but I am excited (especially since it was free). If you have a Dremel or are thinking about getting one, send for the DVD! Today though I got more tools … COOL Tools for my projects!
I have very few tools and not real knowledgeable about them, but since hubby endorsed them and they are Black & Decker, I am betting they are Great! It was a neat deal too, buy the kit of saw, screwdriver, flashlight … with the battery and get a free tool, so I got the drill and an extra battery so when I am working feverishly on a project I won’t have to wait for recharge.
I did gather some dried flowers and made bundles with them … soooo easy! All the flowers were grown in my gardens and they air dried well. I am sure I will use at least one or two in my fireplace makeover.
I do have my miniature blue corn situated next to the fireplace hanging from a branch I found in the yard. This blue corn is really neat and grew just like regular corn, but I did have a problem with the squirrels eating half the crop.
One other thing I did do today was label these new paintbrushes and took a picture so I can identify them. I am new to detail painting and each brush has a purpose. All the brushes I purchased previous were generic and I decided I wanted “good” ones since I am tired of losing bristles in my painting projects and I will be learning the proper techniques. So anyways, I have this picture now so I know what brush to use when the instructions say use the shader or whichever brush. I know there are a whole bunch more I can get, but this is good for starters.








New tools are always a wonderful thing. I recently got a flex shaft and I am sure it will take years to figure out everything I can do with i t.
I have never seen miniature blue corn. It is really pretty and the flowers you are drying are just lovely.
Thank you! If you would like some blue corn seed, I have extra I saved for planting next season. Just follow the instructions at http://www.DebsGardens.com and make sure to note it’s blue corn seed you would like.