I expected a cheeky remark or two about the plainness of the packaging, but I knew Kennedy wouldn’t care one bit once she got to start finding out what was inside..
My hunter boots aren’t the perfect, shiny, Pinteresty outfit boots anymore, but I do need to keep them clean so I can run into town when I need to without looking like a crazy mud-monster..So here’s how I clean them!.
First start out with some hunter boots that have seen a nice afternoon of weed-pulling, or toddler-chasing just after a rain storm.OK, so these weren’t that caked in mud at the time that I took these pictures, but trust me, there are times when I’m pretty sure there’s about 10 lbs of mud stuck to the bottom of each boot.. Look how ridgy those boots are!So great for unslipperyness, but also really great for holding onto way too much mud..
If I ever run into that problem, and I frequently do, I like to use my favorite new mud scraping tool!.Does anyone recognize what that is?.
It’s a. paint can opener.
It’s just the best because you can use it to either push the mud off, or you can use the little curve on the end to pull the mud if that’s easier for the angle you’re working from.The challenge that I ran into was that I, of course, DIYed some things and others were things that I bought.
Of the things that I bought, not many came from the same store.When you’re dealing with a strong accent color, you’re of course not going to be able to get them all to match exactly the same..
I dealt with this problem by having a. main.turquoise color that I used over and over again in the room, in the form of paint..
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