Hello, friends!! It’s sneak peek week for the Rachelle Anne Miller November Release!! The new digis will be available for purchase tomorrow, November 18th!! I adore this Sweet Deer image and couldn’t wait to do a little no-line coloring!!
I printed the no-line option of the Sweet Deer image onto white cardstock using my inkjet printer. I colored it with Copic markers, then fussy cut it out.
For the background, I blended Mermaid Lagoon and Tumbled Glass Distress Oxide Ink onto a panel of white cardstock. I die-cut a scalloped frame from white cardstock and adhered it, then that was adhered to a panel of red & white striped patterned paper.
The deer and bunnies were adhered to the background panel. I added dots to the eyes with a black glaze pen and added highlights in the deer’s eyes with a white gel pen. I also brightened the spots on the deer with the white gel pen.
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So sweet!
I did some snooping and came across a website with product reviews for mole repellents. It is http://www.bchsg.org/mole-repellents They reviewed several products and list the top 10. They aren’t too expensive. You can also make a home remedy type with Castor Oil, water, and liquid soap. Half a cup of each in a jug. The key repellent seems to be Castor Oil. They hate it because it upsets their digestive system. I would try the home remedy first and then try the commercial stuff. They aren’t too expensive, thankfully. I hope that helps.
Thank you so much!! I’ll pass this info along to my hubby!!
No problem, Brenda. I know how frustrating it can be to want a nuisance animal to go away. I found another website dedicated to home remedy type solutions for pests. This website offers a few more DIY remedies for moles, Brenda. This offers a lot more information. It’s http://www.pestkill.org/moles/castor-oil This website even has very simple “recipes” to follow. This one may be a better run at your moles. Plus a lot of the ingredients may be in your cubbard. (Am I the only person on the planet to still use cubbard? Or the word pail? 😂😂😂) They also include the recipe that I gave you already. This website is definitely worth it to search for information. I hope it helps. 😀😀😀 Warm hugs and Happy Thanksgiving!
haha haha 😂😂😂 I was on another website and saw the word “cupboard,” not cubbard like I embarrassingly misspelled it. haha haha 😂😂😂 Sorry.
I honestly had no idea how to spell it either!!🤣🤣🤣