Well, that's going backwards one step, but I'll bet soon it will be two steps forward. I've never made wall pockets and it looks so sweet. A challenge now to add to my list of "to do's." So happy to hear from you almost every day that I post...please come see me sometime this summer! I'd love for you to see the Black Mountain studio and for the folks there to meet you!
Hi Elephant's Child, thanks, oh it's going quicker than we thought.
Hi Jane and Lance, thanks, I couldn't stand having three blind cabinets with no storage.
Hi Suzi, thanks, I made a large casserole of food and we move the microwave back in to heat it up. I am washing the dishes on a table outside and using the stove to heat up some water, ha.
Hi Lori, thanks, too busy but will be worth it in the end.
Hi Barbara, thanks, oh I think wall pockets would sell well, bring along some silk flowers to demonstrate them and I think they'd fly off the shelf and they don't take that long to make or glaze. I will definitely get up there this summer, you can come to visit us anytime once we get the kitchen done and it'll be sooner than later.
Hi Marguerite, thanks, oh it's going to be well worth it getting rid of those blind cabinets with no reachable storage. I hope to make some more wall pockets and perhaps some flower pots too.
I think I told you before that the kitchen in my Idaho house is almost identical, right down to that gingerbread trim over the window. High cupboards, that a 5'4" gal can only reach the bottom shelves. Looking forward to your finished remodel.
Oops. I hope the new kitchen lands quickly.
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ReplyDeleteGosh, this looks like a major undertaking. We shall be most interested to see what happens next!!
It looks like you still have stove at least. This is very exciting; looking forward to progress!
ReplyDeleteWell, it looks like someone had a busy weekend.
ReplyDeleteWell, that's going backwards one step, but I'll bet soon it will be two steps forward. I've never made wall pockets and it looks so sweet. A challenge now to add to my list of "to do's." So happy to hear from you almost every day that I post...please come see me sometime this summer! I'd love for you to see the Black Mountain studio and for the folks there to meet you!
ReplyDeleteHi Elephant's Child, thanks, oh it's going quicker than we thought.
ReplyDeleteHi Jane and Lance, thanks, I couldn't stand having three blind cabinets with no storage.
Hi Suzi, thanks, I made a large casserole of food and we move the microwave back in to heat it up. I am washing the dishes on a table outside and using the stove to heat up some water, ha.
Hi Lori, thanks, too busy but will be worth it in the end.
Hi Barbara, thanks, oh I think wall pockets would sell well, bring along some silk flowers to demonstrate them and I think they'd fly off the shelf and they don't take that long to make or glaze. I will definitely get up there this summer, you can come to visit us anytime once we get the kitchen done and it'll be sooner than later.
What a big job that must be! Can't wait to see the "after". Love the wall pocket and flowers. Lovely!
ReplyDeleteHi Marguerite, thanks, oh it's going to be well worth it getting rid of those blind cabinets with no reachable storage. I hope to make some more wall pockets and perhaps some flower pots too.
ReplyDeleteDoesn't it make you wonder who decided on that original design? I am sure you and Gary are going to make much better use of the space.
ReplyDeleteI think I told you before that the kitchen in my Idaho house is almost identical, right down to that gingerbread trim over the window. High cupboards, that a 5'4" gal can only reach the bottom shelves. Looking forward to your finished remodel.
ReplyDeleteHi Michele, thanks, I think a lot of the houses were cabins and not much thought went into the kitchens.
ReplyDeleteHi Barbara, thanks, I am getting the tall cabinets but will put what is only used occasionally in the top shelf, soon to be completed.