Sentences with phrase «of dried gourds»

I do have a lot of dried gourds so I can paint some of those and mix in with bought pumpkins.

Since I've done this for years, I have a large collection of dried gourds to use for fall decor.

I love the richness of the colors, unexpected texture of the cotton and her creative use of dried gourds to hold the small arrangements.

Not exact matches

* The gourd, when thus charged, is then coated with a layer of well - tempered clay, and placed in the sun to dry, or to ripen, as the simple people who prepare it say in their own tongue.

The paste is put into a small, well - dried gourd, prepared on purpose, of the size and shape of a well - grown orange.

First, a portion of dried stems and leaves are added to the gourd with some cold water to protect the nutrients and prevent scalding.

Pour hot water into the «little valley» about halfway up the gourd, still keeping the tip of the «little mountain» dry.

Instead of making a wreath with bulky plastic gourds, try using putka pods, which are natural dried seed pods that look exactly like tiny pumpkins.

Some sort of hollowed out and dried gourd implanted with a light bulb led our way down the pathways to a number of pubs in Costa Rica.

I've tried to piece all these effects together, changing conditions of moisture, pressure, heat, wind patterns, and have come away with the impression that AGW modelers are out of their friggin gourds if they think they can predict future global conditions, especially such as a drier southwest US.

It was rustic, with great fall decorations of gourds, mini pumpkins, and mason jar candles filled with layers of dried corn, black beans, and lentils.

A pumpkin on top of a grapevine wreath wrapped with maple branches resting in an urn which sits on top of a wooden tray filled with dried hydrangeas and gourds on top of a simple square of burlap fabric.

I started with a green and white table runner, then a piece of burlap, topped with some dried gourds that I've had for a few years now, assorted pumpkins and gourds, acorns here & there, and some beautiful strands of bittersweet.