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I usually use linseed oil to thin my paint when I’m painting. It not only thins the paint but it also makes the paint shiny. I sent my wife to the store to buy some linseed oil so I could show h… more →
Old Man Easel's Blog
A Recipe for Oilcloth
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livingsmall wrote 1 week ago: Who doesn’t love oilcloth? That texture, that smell, that pattern, that swift-sternum-kick of … more →
Mennonite and flax culture: 2009 CHA podcast
Josh MacFadyen wrote 1 week ago: The Network in Canadian History and Environment (NiCHE) has recorded several talks from the Canadian … more →
Restoring a Window with Black Tinted Glazing (Part II)
presidentlincolnscottage wrote 2 weeks ago: By Jeffrey Larry As mentioned in a previous blog entry, the recent replacement of a diamond shaped w … more →
the promise of painting
emellesse wrote 2 months ago: wonderingmind sits in the studio. It’s a strange place, a place that needs befriending again. … more →
Danish Oil
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Stuart wrote 2 months ago: Passing through Bunnings yesterday (Keysborough), and came across a sales table with a few cans of O … more →
God Cares for Me - Psalm 23 (LESSON)
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wallbuilder wrote 2 months ago: Audience: Children, (possibly youth if you ham it up quite a bit to engage them) Scriptures: Psal … more →
Restoring a Window with Black-tinted Glazing (Part I)
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presidentlincolnscottage wrote 2 months ago: By Jeffrey Larry Typically when replacing a piece of glass in a wooden window frame, the glass is pl … more →
Linseed oils
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oldmaneasel wrote 3 months ago: I usually use linseed oil to thin my paint when I’m painting. It not only thins the paint but … more →
WHAT MAKES ORGANIC PIGMENTS TRANSLUCENT?
Richard wrote 3 months ago: viridian and diarylide yellow In a previous blog, I noted that most inorganic pigments are opaque, e … more →
Day 16- Sanding & More Sanding...
qst4wldrnss wrote 3 months ago: & Sanding, & Sanding, & SANDING!!! Whew!! Ok- so, we may be going a bit overboard on how … more →
Mountain piece from one of my paintings
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oldmaneasel wrote 3 months ago: Chief Expansion (copyright 2008) This is one portion approx. 6″ x 8″ of a painting I did … more →
Scaley Mites
nobbydamus wrote 3 months ago: Hi there chicken keeping people, I recently discovered on the magic box of buttons, a inexpensive wa … more →
Leather Polish Recipe
relevantliving wrote 3 months ago: I grew up on a farm and we had horses. I can remember spending Saturday afternoon\’s (after mo … more →
My Surfaces: 'Alchemy' page 2 Kitchen media
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echostains wrote 3 months ago: Continuing with the experimental project ‘Alchemy’; - page-2-alchemy The experiments … more →
Head Start
justinfleming wrote 4 months ago: Get ahead of the rest using natural products. Lisa Burn investigates. Hair and skin It’s known … more →
The Future of Object-ivity
Josh MacFadyen wrote 4 months ago: This website has been dormant since the summer of 2008, due to some sudden family expansion, but now … more →
Flooring options
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howgreenismyvalley wrote 8 months ago: Time is not on my side in this project. I really wanted to use linseed oil to refinish the floors. B … more →
It's Helping!
joilene wrote 8 months ago: Within 12-24 hours of putting up my Projects Examples page (I haven’t even gotten my lists all poste … more →
Snacks for a flat belly
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beautyjust4you wrote 1 year ago: The time for a 100 crunches a day is finally over. A Spanish research team has found that certai … more →
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