I would first like to say I have never blogged, I'm a blog weerjun. And my wainscot entry might have been a boring start. But now I am glad to report that thanks to the talented carpenter with a great attitude, who kept trying different pieces of wood configurations, he pulled it all together and it really looks like panelling. Upholstery- guilt lady in Wyoming, I appreciate your fabric story so much...I have in my home a closet of shame. It is stacked with fabrics and shiny objects that looked so good at the store. All sales final of course. I think if you get a big group of people together, and get them all to confess their worst waste stories, everyone will feel better. In fact, it is helping me now. Next entry involves a human.......not just a wall.
May we all find talented carpenters with great attitudes, and work wonders with walls, as well as loaves and fishes.
ReplyDeleteWhoa! that looks GREAT.
ReplyDeleteAnd, blogweerjun, i do feel so much better. Slowly the guilt of what this costs in dollars is fading. Now i just sit on my balzillion dollar sofa and say: dang, this here thing is purty.
Tell you what, when we get a large group of people together for confessional purposes we can give each one a square of fabric and we will make a quilt. maybe glue a few shiny objects on to it for accents. TA DAAA.
Okay, Ill admit I had no idea what you were talking about. But that looks great ! I think Id like to do chalkboard wainscots ...
ReplyDeleteI learn so many "W" vocabulary words from Karo.
ReplyDeleteBlog weerjun Wainscots for ever!