Now it's out to the greenhouse to bathe Molly. Since Morris is confined to the house it was up to her to confront an invading skunk during the night... Stinky Molly!!!!!
8/28/2011
Something to Crow About!
Now it's out to the greenhouse to bathe Molly. Since Morris is confined to the house it was up to her to confront an invading skunk during the night... Stinky Molly!!!!!
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Popular Posts
-
Pigtails and Quilts is having a "Crazy Quilts are Quilts Too" celebrating crazy quilting and I'm pleased to be participatin... -
Remember the soutache jewelry from the other day... Well I have a huge hug and thank you for Jocelyne Ausseil who found this fantastic tuto... -
.jpg)
Marilyn Nepper in Canada really got busy on her computer and found some great sites with even greater instructions... She even found ... -
Addendum: Here are a couple websites with tutorials... http://historicalsewing.com/pleated-trim-jazz-your-victorian-neckline https...
4 comments:
Lovely!
You are just so talented! I love your buttons.
How I adore these - I keep pretty rare breed hens too - and alas, like you, no chicks!
You excel at everything you do - I live in awe or your work
Gerry! what a brave molly!
I heard about a formula, on a cable show about skunks, that the this skunk expert, guarantees will work to de-stinkify your critter from skunk spray!
I don't know how accurate this is but its worth a try!
1 cup hydrogen peroxide, 1/2 cup baking soda and 1/4 cup detergent mixed in a bucket outside, because its volital(and foamy!) scrub it into your stinky critter and let it sit for at least 5 minutes before rincing out. let dry. repeat if necessary.
I hope it works!
Post a Comment