When I got ready to build toad homes, Jo’s neighbor, Janet,
decided she would come and make her own. What fun we had! Janet used a pumpkin mold
for hers. I made Jo’s with coils. Janet fashioned a pumpkin flower top and will
add a copper tendril. I used a pumpkin leaf to roof the ventilation holes in
Jo’s toad’s abode. We used a couple different clays to make them earthy. I
doubt there are a lot of toads out there with elegant stoneware homes, but
there are at least two. The data are not yet in on how much they improve the
quality of life of big, wide toads, but they were fun to make!
Sunday, September 14, 2014
Toad abodes
My husband and a neighbor were chatting on our porch when I
got a call from Jo, who ordered two toad homes. The story was that she couldn’t
move her trash container without disturbing the toad that lives under it. Her
neighbor had a similar problem, so they needed two toad homes. And the
structures have to have big, wide “Denver doors” because these are big, wide
toads. Did I get eye rolls from the guys when I reported my new project!
Labels:
Coils,
Denver Doors,
Pumpkin Mold,
Toad Home
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