A falling-down 1933 cottage gets a new lease on life. Or ... that's the plan.
posted by Pam @ The Blue Between at 5:25 PM
Melting glass and playing with fire - that's my happy place. When I don't have the time to do that, I make other stuff: jewelry, paintings, gardens, photographs of my dog and kid and cat and flowers and trees and birds… stuff... Every year is a new adventure… this year’s challenge is homeschooling and trying to find some balance with that and life and art. Plus chickens, backyard chickens. My hands are full. I dream of the beach... sand... flip-flops... sunshine, and sometimes orcas.
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6 Comments:
I like this alot....especially the part about not looking long before you gave up lol Ro
What a clever and cute idea!
Try a baker's rack, we got one as part of a kitchen dining set that works great. It's only about 16" deep on the lower half, so it fits well in tight spaces. We use ours as sort of a message center since it is right by the back door.
That's a great solution. There's nothing wrong with Making Do until the right thing comes along.
I like it! Looks like the bookshelves in my office (I needed massive storage).
Love this idea!! The skirt just makes it.
Karin
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