My Adirondack Chair Restoration Project

Wily Fox aka Angela
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Mountain Legend

11 Aug 2011 18:09 #11 by Wily Fox aka Angela

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pin striping.... that sounds awesome! pictures????

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pacamom
Mountain Legend

11 Aug 2011 18:12 #12 by pacamom

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And then you have to post pictures. Btw how does your garden grow this year?

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Martin Ent Inc
Mountain Legend

11 Aug 2011 18:16 #13 by Martin Ent Inc

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pacamom wrote: And then you have to post pictures. Btw how does your garden grow this year?

Ya talking to Me?

Doing good paca, I have figured out which iris are the different colors so I will be getting them to you when they quit blooming if that is OK, also record crop of horeseradish, so will bring some of that, and those other lily things are all in bloom so I'll grab some bulbs when they quit.

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FernForestFarm
Leaf Peeper

11 Aug 2011 19:03 #14 by FernForestFarm

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Very Nice, Ang! And I, too, love the flutter by's

Reminds me of Chu-Oui

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Wily Fox aka Angela
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Mountain Legend

11 Aug 2011 19:44 #15 by Wily Fox aka Angela

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of course, it does! I have extra stencils if you want one. I could see a few around on the deck or maybe along the stairs.

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pacamom
Mountain Legend

11 Aug 2011 19:45 #16 by pacamom

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Martin Ent Inc wrote:
pacamom wrote: And then you have to post pictures. Btw how does your garden grow this year?

Ya talking to Me?

Doing good paca, I have figured out which iris are the different colors so I will be getting them to you when they quit blooming if that is OK, also record crop of horeseradish, so will bring some of that, and those other lily things are all in bloom so I'll grab some bulbs when they quit.

Yeah I was. I wanna see pin stripe adirondacks. Yay on the iris and horseradish. I can't wait. I've got some garlic I can give you. It turned out really nice.

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mtnvicky
Mountain Advisor

11 Aug 2011 23:01 #17 by mtnvicky

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Great job !

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ScienceChic
Mountain Champion

11 Aug 2011 23:34 #18 by ScienceChic

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Nice work Wily, thank you for sharing!

Back in grad school I moved into this apartment where the previous tenants had stenciled a green vine and blue flowers around one doorway - it was a great touch. The managers asked me if I wanted it painted over when prepped the place for me and I said Heck NO, leave it there! They did, and to this day, it's still one of my favorite memories of that apartment. Stencils used in the right way can really make a statement - great job on your chairs!

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The 500 Foundation
Mountain Advisor

12 Aug 2011 07:42 #19 by The 500 Foundation

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kind of a small project for you dear foxy one butt
beautiful as always...

it is good to know that medical assistance is a requirement of a
full janner.
I had only a near janner under those rules and can continue
my janner free existance.

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