Frost on the punkin may sound cute, but frost on the windshield is a nuisance! If you have to park your vehicle outside, you know what I mean.
I just saw the neatest idea on Face Book that I want to pass along; you can make at home this simple solution to spray on your windshield to melt the ice...especially if you're in a hurry.
DO NOT, repeat, DO NOT pour hot water on a cold/frosted wind shield. It could break the glass.
This simple solution? 1 part water and 2 parts rubbing alcohol. Put into a spray bottle and mist your windshield and/or windows with it.
You can mix up any proportion you wish.
1 cup water + 2 cups rubbing alcohol.
1/3 cup water + 2/3 cup rubbing alcohol.
Here is the link to my source.
Have a great day whether you live in the country or just wish you did.
© 2016 Cat Brennan
Birthdays in the country are the best! Recently, a dear friend reached a milestone celebration, so our mutual friends in our bible study gathered fabric for me to put together a table runner for her. The 2 butterfly squares are paper-pieced. Each of the 2 squares has 70 pieces in it.
I am seriously considering teaching a class on paper piecing. Don't be overwhelmed. The first thing I made had only 8 pieces in it - a Christmas Tree Mug Rug. Then, I graduated to a 14 piece "Hot Coffee" Mug - Mug Rug. Then, a very large "Star in the East" followed by smaller sized pieces.
Paper piecing is an easy method for making a simple mug rug, detailed wall hangings and quilts. Basically, you need to be able to sew with a sewing machine on printed, straight lines. Little to no ironing is required.
Classes for 4 people so that everyone can have special attention. What do you think? Would YOU like to take this class? If you are interested, send me a private message.
I did not design this particular butterfly and unfortunately, I cannot remember where I got it.
Remember, Handmade is Heaven-made.
© 2105 Cat Brennan
