Reminder – Always use caution and common sense when using power tools. Also, I know that most home improvement stores are still open right now, but I would suggest seeing if you can get a delivery option for the materials you need if you plan to build this shelf soon. It’s simply not worth leaving the house to get supplies … Read More
repairing a broken stool
I was going to call this post “how to fix loose stools”, but I realized that sounded like an Immodium commercial or something and came up with a different name. You’re welcome for that. Anyway, moving past the potty humor, I have a thing for antique stools. They are multi-functional and, since they are hard-working pieces, they are typically worn … Read More
kim’s coastal bedroom | the bedskirt & built-ins
I know lots of you are eagerly awaiting the reveal of my mom’s room makeover. Trust me…she is, too! My design services are free, but they aren’t fast! We have been making some progress, though. I mentioned before that I made a bedskirt, but I didn’t have a chance to get a picture of it, until this weekend. (…when we … Read More
10 minute decorating | “antique” bread board
I was asked by one of my blog buddies, Laura from Finding Home, to join a “10 minute” challenge each month along with some other awesome bloggers. I tend to take on projects that are more involved..refinishing, painting, upholstering, etc., so I like the idea of pinning myself down each month to do something simple and quick. The theme for … Read More
making a new table look old…
I hope everyone had a lovely weekend! We spent a much needed Saturday at home. Between sickness and traveling over the past few weeks, we were all behind on our chores, laundry, cleaning, mowing, etc., so we took a day to take care of those things. Picking up toys turned into organizing the basement and picking out toys to give … Read More
adding casters to the counter
A couple of weeks ago, I found this amazing antique counter on Craig’s List. My mom and I cleaned it and then I sealed the paint to prevent further chipping. I want everything in the studio to be very easy to move, so we have a lot of flexibility with the set up and I can scoot things around by … Read More
more must-have tools
Any time you see this logo on a post… …it means that the post is written by Jeff and it’s about the behind-the-scenes stuff that happens in our workshop. We’re talking tools, setting up a workshop, furniture repair, designing & building built-ins and freestanding furniture and all of the other crazy things I ask Jeff to do for me. I … Read More
Jeff's top three workshop tools
Jeff, my other half who is famous for his photobombing, has been working on the blog behind the scenes for a long time…shipping things, fixing things, building things, hanging things, carrying things… but now he’s stepping front and center. He has written a post sharing his top three indispensable workshop tools. Enjoy… Everybody has their favorite tools. I have mine and … Read More
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