The Restoration - Revision history

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	=Projects by Year:=		=Projects by Year:=
			==2025:==
			* Edge the corner boulevard with field stones to protect from corner-cutting traffic. Planted bachelor buttons (from seed), and love-in-the-mist (seed).
			* Planted flowers along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the establishing snow-on-the-mountain.
			* Monitoring the Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.
			* Shortening the east hedge more to help the hostas and peonies there do better.
			* Overwintered geraniums were used to decorate the front steps again...
			* Expanded the round flower bed in the front yard. Shifting the orange day lilies, moving the peonies from the flagpole. Considering castor beans vs cannas for the middle, vs. sundial. Seeing if the milkweed from last year come back up. One of last year's gladiola's managed to survive and bloom.
			* Further expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.
			* Look at patching the spot on the front roof that was damaged by the oak branch?
			* Finish repairing the upstairs porch?
			* Repoint the foundation with period lime mortar (lightly tinted?) [[Foundation]]
			* Paint the front hallway?
			* Reinstated the vent in the kitchen to vent into the family room/project room before painting the ceiling border?

	==2024:==		==2024:==
	* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak near the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).		* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak near the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).
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	* Overwintered geraniums were used to decorate the front steps and mostly took care of themselves with the good rains.		* Overwintered geraniums were used to decorate the front steps and mostly took care of themselves with the good rains.
	* Tried to transplant giant milkweeds to the "new" round flower bed in the front yard, but they died back although new sprouts are coming up. One of last year's gladiola's managed to survive and bloom. Considering cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.		* Tried to transplant giant milkweeds to the "new" round flower bed in the front yard, but they died back although new sprouts are coming up. One of last year's gladiola's managed to survive and bloom. Considering cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.
	* Saw that the large ash tree with the squirrel hole in the back yard is falling victim to the emerald ash borer, and the crab apple next to it seems unhappy also. (I notice others in the area also look thin and unwell.)		* Saw that the large ash tree with the squirrel hole in the back yard is falling victim to the emerald ash borer, and the crab apple next to it seems unhappy also. (I notice others in the local area also look thin and unwell.)
	* Expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.		* Expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.
	* ~~Look at patching~~ the ~~spot on~~ the ~~front roof that was damaged by the oak branch.~~		* Reinstated the vent in the kitchen to vent into the family room/project room (much scrubbing to get the "brass" hubcap-style vent cover back to its original chrome! )
	* Finish repairing the upstairs porch
	* Repoint the ~~foundation with period lime mortar~~ (~~lightly tinted?) [[Foundation]]~~
	* Paint the ~~front hallway?~~
	* Reinstate a vent ~~in the kitchen before painting the ceiling border?~~

	==2023:==		==2023:==

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Overall Plan

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	=Overall Plan=		=Overall Plan=
	The Longnecker House preceded the construction of the Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style [https://www.stockmanhouse.org/\|Stockman House] up the street by just 10 years, so the restoration will try to highlight the subtle architectural connections between the two.		The Longnecker House preceded the construction of the Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style [https://www.stockmanhouse.org/ Stockman House] up the street by just 10 years, so the restoration will try to highlight the subtle architectural connections between the two.

	The plan is to restore the house to an appearance consistent with the residency of the McGhee family (1903-1933, focusing on 1908-1918).		The plan is to restore the house to an appearance consistent with the residency of the McGhee family (1903-1933, focusing on 1908-1918).

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Overall Plan

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	=Overall Plan=		=Overall Plan=
	The Longnecker House preceded the construction of the Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style Stockman House up the street by just 10 years, so the restoration will highlight the subtle architectural connections between the two.		The Longnecker House preceded the construction of the Frank Lloyd Wright's Prairie style [https://www.stockmanhouse.org/\|Stockman House] up the street by just 10 years, so the restoration will try to highlight the subtle architectural connections between the two.

	The plan is to restore the house to an appearance consistent with the residency of the McGhee family (1903-1933, focusing on 1908-1918).		The plan is to restore the house to an appearance consistent with the residency of the McGhee family (1903-1933, focusing on 1908-1918).

WikiSysop at 01:22, 14 August 2024

2024-08-14T01:22:38Z

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	* Planted pink and white petunias along the top of the east retaining wall...		* Planted pink and white petunias along the top of the east retaining wall...
	* Got two baskets of pink geraniums from Kelly's Nursery to supplement the gift from Runa. Overwintered them all successfully.		* Got two baskets of pink geraniums from Kelly's Nursery to supplement the gift from Runa. Overwintered them all successfully.
	* Cleared more of the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better.		* Cleared more of the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better, and transplanted a pink spirea at the front.
	* Planted "clearance" gladiolus bulbs in the "new" round from garden. They were a little weak but would have done alright if the deer hadn't decided the flower buds were tasty.		* Planted "clearance" gladiolus bulbs in the "new" round from garden. They were a little weak but would have done alright if the deer hadn't decided the flower buds were tasty.
	* Found a volunteer pagoda dogwood in a good spot along the fenceline by the Blue Muffin viburnum and caged it.		* Found a volunteer pagoda dogwood in a good spot along the fenceline by the Blue Muffin viburnum and caged it.

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	=Projects by Year:=		=Projects by Year:=
	==2024:==		==2024:==
	* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak ~~along~~ the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).		* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak near the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).
	* Planted the corner boulevard with ~~fresh~~ petunias, dwarf marigolds, dwarf snapdragons, red salvia and purple cone-flowers. We finally had a normal year for rain, so that was great, but somehow the salvia still struggled. The edge got run over badly before the flowers were ~~establish bust~~ most of them came back. The daffodils finally had a decent bloom, until someone (or something) took the flowers. Some large snapdragons that had overwintered were nice. Planted some small burgundy day liles to cover the bare spot when the daffodiles died back.		* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias, dwarf marigolds, dwarf snapdragons, red salvia and purple cone-flowers. We finally had a normal year for rain, so that was great, but somehow the salvia still struggled for awhile. The edge got run over badly before the flowers were established, but most of them came back. The daffodils finally had a decent bloom, until someone (or something) took the flowers. Some large snapdragons that had overwintered were nice. Planted some small burgundy day liles to cover the bare spot when the daffodiles died back.
	* Planted scented geraniums by the pink spirea at the front of the driveway bed. Put rocks/bricks around both to keep them from getting mowed over.		* Planted scented geraniums by the pink spirea at the front of the driveway bed. Put rocks/bricks around both to keep them from getting mowed over.
	* Planted pink impatiens along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the slowly establishing snow-on-the-mountain.		* Planted pink impatiens along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the slowly establishing snow-on-the-mountain.
	* Planted some Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.		* Planted some Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.
	* Shortened the east hedge more to help the hostas and peonies there do better.		* Shortened the east hedge more to help the hostas and peonies there do better.
	* Overwintered geraniums used to decorate the front steps and mostly took care of themselves with the good rains.		* Overwintered geraniums were used to decorate the front steps and mostly took care of themselves with the good rains.
	* Tried to transplant giant ~~butterfly weeds~~ to the "new" round flower bed in the front yard, but they ~~did not do well~~. Considering cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.		* Tried to transplant giant milkweeds to the "new" round flower bed in the front yard, but they died back although new sprouts are coming up. One of last year's gladiola's managed to survive and bloom. Considering cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.
	* Saw that the large ash tree with the squirrel hole in the back yard is falling victim to the emerald ash borer, and the crab apple next to it seems unhappy also. (I notice others in the area also look thin and unwell.)		* Saw that the large ash tree with the squirrel hole in the back yard is falling victim to the emerald ash borer, and the crab apple next to it seems unhappy also. (I notice others in the area also look thin and unwell.)
	* Expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.		* Expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.

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	* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern		* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern
	** "Phillimore Wreath" An English Design in the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement from the early 1890s. http://www.burrows.com/norwood/wreath.html		** "Phillimore Wreath" An English Design in the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement from the early 1890s. http://www.burrows.com/norwood/wreath.html
	* Finally got the leaking flat roof over the project room replaced, thanks to Orrie Germundson and his crew, since none of the regular roofing services had time ~~and~~ recommended him.		* Finally got the leaking flat roof over the project room replaced, thanks to Orrie Germundson and his crew, since none of the regular roofing services had time (Cedar Valley Roofing recommended him).
	* Discovered that an oak branch was rubbing shingles off the roof of the front gable and climbed up on a ladder to use the pole chainsaw to cut through it enough that it broke off within a couple of weeks. (Didn't dare cut it all the way through for fear the saw would pull me off the ladder when the branch gave way.)		* Discovered that an oak branch was rubbing shingles off the roof of the front gable and climbed up on a ladder to use the pole chainsaw to cut through it enough that it broke off within a couple of weeks. (Didn't dare cut it all the way through for fear the saw would pull me off the ladder when the branch gave way.)
	* Halloween spider re-stuffed with packing peanuts instead of the heavier crumpled newspapers.		* Halloween spider re-stuffed with packing peanuts instead of the heavier crumpled newspapers.

WikiSysop at 14:13, 11 August 2024

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	=Projects by Year:=		=Projects by Year:=
	==~~2023~~:==		==2024:==
	* ~~Plant~~ the corner boulevard with petunias ~~from Kelly's nursery~~, and ~~lefte the dianthus~~ that ~~had overwintered. It~~ was ~~another dry year~~. The ~~dianthus struggled with the droughtiness and getting~~ run over. ~~One volunteer marigold came up again did well~~.		* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak along the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).
	* ~~Plant petunias and other~~ ~~hearty annuals~~ from ~~Kelly's nursery~~ along the top of the east retaining wall...		* Planted the corner boulevard with fresh petunias, dwarf marigolds, dwarf snapdragons, red salvia and purple cone-flowers. We finally had a normal year for rain, so that was great, but somehow the salvia still struggled. The edge got run over badly before the flowers were establish bust most of them came back. The daffodils finally had a decent bloom, until someone (or something) took the flowers. Some large snapdragons that had overwintered were nice. Planted some small burgundy day liles to cover the bare spot when the daffodiles died back.
	* ~~Consider planting~~ some ~~sort of ground cover~~ around the front hydrangea.		* Planted scented geraniums by the pink spirea at the front of the driveway bed. Put rocks/bricks around both to keep them from getting mowed over.
	* ~~Clear more of~~ the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better.		* Planted pink impatiens along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the slowly establishing snow-on-the-mountain.
	* ~~Move peonies from~~ the ~~flagpole base~~ to new round flower bed in the front yard ~~and shift the day lilies farther out~~. ~~Consider new~~ cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.		* Planted some Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.
	* ~~Shift/transplant~~ the ~~pagoda dogwoods~~ and ~~more understory trees for~~ the ~~backyard~~.		* Shortened the east hedge more to help the hostas and peonies there do better.
	* ~~Make a~~ new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.		* Overwintered geraniums used to decorate the front steps and mostly took care of themselves with the good rains.
			* Tried to transplant giant butterfly weeds to the "new" round flower bed in the front yard, but they did not do well. Considering cannas for the middle, vs. caster bean, vs. sundial.
			* Saw that the large ash tree with the squirrel hole in the back yard is falling victim to the emerald ash borer, and the crab apple next to it seems unhappy also. (I notice others in the area also look thin and unwell.)
			* Expanded the new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.
	* Look at patching the spot on the front roof that was damaged by the oak branch.		* Look at patching the spot on the front roof that was damaged by the oak branch.
	* Finish repairing the upstairs porch		* Finish repairing the upstairs porch
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	* Paint the front hallway?		* Paint the front hallway?
	* Reinstate a vent in the kitchen before painting the ceiling border?		* Reinstate a vent in the kitchen before painting the ceiling border?

			==2023:==
			* Planted the corner boulevard with pink petunias, dusty miller, dwarf white daisies, large snapdragons, geraniums, and some zinnias. It was another dry year requiring 9 gallons of water a day for weeks. The snapdragons did really well, but everything did okay with that much watering. For awhile, a frog was in residence. The previously planted daffodils finally bloomed.
			* Planted pink and white petunias along the top of the east retaining wall...
			* Got two baskets of pink geraniums from Kelly's Nursery to supplement the gift from Runa. Overwintered them all successfully.
			* Cleared more of the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better.
			* Planted "clearance" gladiolus bulbs in the "new" round from garden. They were a little weak but would have done alright if the deer hadn't decided the flower buds were tasty.
			* Found a volunteer pagoda dogwood in a good spot along the fenceline by the Blue Muffin viburnum and caged it.
			* Started a new wildflower bed in the middle of the back yard.
			* Discovered a woodchuck burrow under the fallen oak along the creek.
			* Replaced rusted out boiler vent (OB's Plumbing and Heating were great).

	==2022:==		==2022:==
	* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias from Kelly's nursery, and ~~lefte~~ the dianthus that had overwintered. It was another dry year. The dianthus struggled with the droughtiness and getting run over. One volunteer marigold came up again did well. The previously planted daffodils didn't bloom yet.		* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias from Kelly's nursery, and left the dianthus that had overwintered. It was another dry year. The dianthus struggled with the droughtiness and getting run over. One volunteer marigold came up again and did well. The previously planted daffodils didn't bloom yet.
	* Also planted petunias from Kelly's nursery along the top of the east retaining wall, which managed the drought for awhile. The previously planted pink tiger lily from Fleet Farm came back nicely. Planted Mexican lilies and __ from M. Jean in front of the side door steps. Some of them came up, but didn't bloom.		* Also planted petunias from Kelly's nursery along the top of the east retaining wall, which managed the drought for awhile. The previously planted pink tiger lily from Fleet Farm came back nicely. Planted Mexican lilies and __ from M. Jean in front of the side door steps. Some of them came up, but didn't bloom.
	* Transplanted the backyard hydrangea that wasn't doing well to the curve in the front sidewalk and it bloomed very happily. Transplanted a pink hydrangea volunteer from the clinic to the front of the hedge along the front drive removing the hackberries there with great effort.		* Transplanted the backyard hydrangea that wasn't doing well to the curve in the front sidewalk and it bloomed very happily. Transplanted a pink hydrangea volunteer from the clinic to the front of the hedge along the front drive removing the hackberries there with great effort.

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	* Look at patching the spot on the front roof that was damaged by the oak branch.		* Look at patching the spot on the front roof that was damaged by the oak branch.
	* Finish repairing the upstairs porch		* Finish repairing the upstairs porch
	* Repoint the foundation with period lime mortar (lightly tinted?)		* Repoint the foundation with period lime mortar (lightly tinted?) [[Foundation]]
	* Paint the front hallway?		* Paint the front hallway?
	* Reinstate a vent in the kitchen before painting the ceiling border?		* Reinstate a vent in the kitchen before painting the ceiling border?

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	* Cleared a new round flower bed in the front yard for a patterned "annual" bed and transplanted day lilies for edging on put the canna bulbs from Rosemary D. in the middle. Only a couple of them came up and weren't very happy.		* Cleared a new round flower bed in the front yard for a patterned "annual" bed and transplanted day lilies for edging on put the canna bulbs from Rosemary D. in the middle. Only a couple of them came up and weren't very happy.
	* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern		* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern
	** "Phillimore Wreath" An English Design~~. In~~ the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement from the early 1890s, this pattern adapts the common formality of large Neo-classical laurel wreaths with asymmetrical groupings of softly drawn leaves. Each wreath is approximately 12" in diameter, and they are spaced in a diaper pattern at 18" on center. 21" wide with a self match repeat of 26 1/2". http://www.burrows.com/norwood/wreath.html		** "Phillimore Wreath" An English Design in the style of the Arts & Crafts Movement from the early 1890s. http://www.burrows.com/norwood/wreath.html
	* Finally got the leaking flat roof over the project room replaced, thanks to Orrie Germundson and his crew, since none of the regular roofing services had time and recommended him.		* Finally got the leaking flat roof over the project room replaced, thanks to Orrie Germundson and his crew, since none of the regular roofing services had time and recommended him.
	* Discovered that an oak branch was rubbing shingles off the roof of the front gable and climbed up on a ladder to use the pole chainsaw to cut through it enough that it broke off within a couple of weeks. (Didn't dare cut it all the way through for fear the saw would pull me off the ladder when the branch gave way.)		* Discovered that an oak branch was rubbing shingles off the roof of the front gable and climbed up on a ladder to use the pole chainsaw to cut through it enough that it broke off within a couple of weeks. (Didn't dare cut it all the way through for fear the saw would pull me off the ladder when the branch gave way.)

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	* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak near the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).		* Installed a wood duck house on the dead oak near the creek in the back yard (Christmas gift from Sheri and Jason).
	* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias, dwarf marigolds, dwarf snapdragons, red salvia and purple cone-flowers. We finally had a normal year for rain, so that was great, but somehow the salvia still struggled for awhile. The edge got run over badly before the flowers were established, but most of them came back. The daffodils finally had a decent bloom, until someone (or something) took the flowers. Some large snapdragons that had overwintered were nice. Planted some small burgundy day liles to cover the bare spot when the daffodiles died back.		* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias, dwarf marigolds, dwarf snapdragons, red salvia and purple cone-flowers. We finally had a normal year for rain, so that was great, but somehow the salvia still struggled for awhile. The edge got run over badly before the flowers were established, but most of them came back. The daffodils finally had a decent bloom, until someone (or something) took the flowers. Some large snapdragons that had overwintered were nice. Planted some small burgundy day liles to cover the bare spot when the daffodiles died back.
	* Planted scented geraniums by the pink spirea at the front of the driveway bed. Put rocks/bricks around both to keep them from getting mowed over.		* Planted scented geraniums by the pink spirea at the front of the driveway bed. Put rocks/bricks around both to keep them from getting mowed over again.
	* Planted pink impatiens along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the slowly establishing snow-on-the-mountain.		* Planted pink impatiens along the top of the east retaining wall in the usual spots, in amongst the slowly establishing snow-on-the-mountain.
	* Planted some Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.		* Planted some Stella d'Or daylilies from the clinic around the front hydrangea.
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	* Planted pink and white petunias along the top of the east retaining wall...		* Planted pink and white petunias along the top of the east retaining wall...
	* Got two baskets of pink geraniums from Kelly's Nursery to supplement the gift from Runa. Overwintered them all successfully.		* Got two baskets of pink geraniums from Kelly's Nursery to supplement the gift from Runa. Overwintered them all successfully.
	* Cleared more of the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better~~, and transplanted a pink spirea at the front~~.		* Cleared more of the east hedge to help the hostas and peonies there do better.
	* Planted "clearance" gladiolus bulbs in the "new" round from garden. They were a little weak but would have done alright if the deer hadn't decided the flower buds were tasty.		* Planted "clearance" gladiolus bulbs in the "new" round from garden. They were a little weak but would have done alright if the deer hadn't decided the flower buds were tasty.
	* Found a volunteer pagoda dogwood in a good spot along the fenceline by the Blue Muffin viburnum and caged it.		* Found a volunteer pagoda dogwood in a good spot along the fenceline by the Blue Muffin viburnum and caged it.
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	* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias from Kelly's nursery, and left the dianthus that had overwintered. It was another dry year. The dianthus struggled with the droughtiness and getting run over. One volunteer marigold came up again and did well. The previously planted daffodils didn't bloom yet.		* Planted the corner boulevard with petunias from Kelly's nursery, and left the dianthus that had overwintered. It was another dry year. The dianthus struggled with the droughtiness and getting run over. One volunteer marigold came up again and did well. The previously planted daffodils didn't bloom yet.
	* Also planted petunias from Kelly's nursery along the top of the east retaining wall, which managed the drought for awhile. The previously planted pink tiger lily from Fleet Farm came back nicely. Planted Mexican lilies and __ from M. Jean in front of the side door steps. Some of them came up, but didn't bloom.		* Also planted petunias from Kelly's nursery along the top of the east retaining wall, which managed the drought for awhile. The previously planted pink tiger lily from Fleet Farm came back nicely. Planted Mexican lilies and __ from M. Jean in front of the side door steps. Some of them came up, but didn't bloom.
	* Transplanted the backyard hydrangea that wasn't doing well to the curve in the front sidewalk and it bloomed very happily. Transplanted a pink ~~hydrangea~~ volunteer from the clinic to the front of the hedge along the front drive removing the hackberries there with great effort.		* Transplanted the backyard hydrangea that wasn't doing well to the curve in the front sidewalk and it bloomed very happily. Transplanted a pink spirea volunteer from the clinic to the front of the hedge along the front drive removing the hackberries there with great effort.
	* Cleared a new round flower bed in the front yard for a patterned "annual" bed and transplanted day lilies for edging on put the canna bulbs from Rosemary D. in the middle. Only a couple of them came up and weren't very happy.		* Cleared a new round flower bed in the front yard for a patterned "annual" bed and transplanted day lilies for edging on put the canna bulbs from Rosemary D. in the middle. Only a couple of them came up and weren't very happy.
	* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern		* Stamped the blue parlor walls with a golden laurel wreath pattern carved from pink boark insulation based on a period wallpaper pattern