Showing posts with label HD. Show all posts
Showing posts with label HD. Show all posts

February 28, 2012

Papa's Harley

A little history first. Dad's been having problems with feral cats scratching his bike and peeing on the seat, all the while it being covered. So, Evan had a great idea: "Why don't you put your vroom vroom in the house, Papa?" So that's exactly what he did when he & Gaga went to visit Auntie Cola. Evan and Noah loved climbing all over Papa's Harley!!!!


I loved this last one. He looks so much like my Dad when he's acting like a ham!

July 7, 2009

Fun on the 4th

For the holiday weekend we headed up to Gaga & Papa's house. While there, Evan got to site on Papa's Harley with Papa...as you can see, he liked it!



Here's a video of it as well...sorry it's not in focas most of the time.

March 26, 2008

Painting

Here are a couple of things I've been working on for the baby's room. The stool took me a couple of weeks to paint...but I think it was worth it. It was challenging yet fun getting the letters to look like the ones on the real emblem...I don't think the baby will mind that it's not perfect.
This was a lot of fun to paint. I got the motorcycle cut-outs at Michaels and found the coolest paint additive. They have this stuff called Sparkles that can be added to any paint color so that it's no longer a flat color. That way, the motorcycles look more authentic.
I am currently working on painting more of the motorcycles in order to make a mobile that Erin inspired me to make. Thanks Erin! Once it's done I'll add some photos.

March 22, 2008

Our Nursery!

Well, I finally decorated the baby's room. As some of you know, I love Harley-Davidson motorcycles, so we decided to decorate the nursery with some of the things I've collected over the past few years.
I used an old day-by-day calendar to create a non-permanent boarder. It was a little challenging with the walls being out of square, but it looks okay from a distance. By the way, GlueDots are awesome! They're completely removable without leaving any marks but strong enough to hold everything in place. I love them!
Anyway, we thought if the baby is a boy, we'll leave the room as it is. If the baby is a girl we'll incorporate a few "girly" things into the motif.
Here are a few pics of the room: