Countertop making part IV…
Yesterday, we started trying to figure out how to get these joints square without a jointer. You can see the big gap we had between the boards, and we had to get that closed up. …
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Yesterday, we started trying to figure out how to get these joints square without a jointer. You can see the big gap we had between the boards, and we had to get that closed up. …
View PostLet me warn you now, this is not going to be pretty. But if you want to learn to make countertops the hard way, this post is for you:-) We started the day with our…
View PostThe love of my life and I celebrated our wedding anniversary yesterday:-) I am so thankful to have this wonderful man by my side. I am blessed to share not only my life with him…
View PostWe got a great start preparing the wormy chestnut boards for my countertops today, despite the threat of rain. You can see part one, pulling off the boards, HERE. Luis got everything set up, and…
View PostEven though the weather looked like rain, we were able to take all the wormy chestnut boards we needed for the counters today before the sky opened up. It’s amazing how something that seems so…
View PostI have certainly had lots of beautiful flowers to bring in the house all summer here in the mountains. My friend Bonnie brought these from her garden when she came for lunch a few weeks…
View PostLook what UPS delivered to my doorstep! This beautiful Pfister “Cadenza” faucet…and so appropriately named for us since Luis and I are both musicians:-) Isn’t it gorgeous?? Well, that’s not my sink for sure. This…
View PostMy mother recently styled a bride’s table for 12 at a wedding in Tennessee. She did such a fabulous job, I wanted to share! She pooled things from both of our collections and chose the…
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