Saturday, June 26, 2010
kitchen chapter comes to a close
details remain: how to finish the wood, both cabinet and floor, continuing to spruce up the excellent little 1950's Dixie
stove that i brought in from the airstream trailer, the decision about the pots and pan shelves. but otherwise, done.
all is functional, nothing is leaking.
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9 comments:
yay! i'm happy for you and it looks real nice too...
what fuels your stove? is it propane?
yes, yes, yes! now you can sew without worries! it is so lovely... i want to come cook for you now! i love little dixie, too.
yes, yes, yes! now you can sew without worries! it is so lovely... i want to come cook for you now! i love little dixie, too.
I love the collaged wall behind your stove. What is it, fabric, paper or
paint? I can relate to the happiness
of it all being over and finished.
michele, nandas and patty ~
yes..Yay! everything feels
bigger, i feel taller, even!
yup, Dixie is a little propane. there is no natural gas out here and propane is what most have. or
electric and i don't like cooking with electric.
nance...some of that good moroccan
food would be nice? i would pour
the water for our hand washing...
and patty, it's all collaged from
national geographics. i have a lifelong habit of taking pics i like out and just keeping them.
did this wall about maybe 8 years
ago? on a weekend when i was "having feelings" and needing a way to work them through. pics
glued on and then i think i used
some kind of polyurethane? i
wash it a lot...its held up. a
great way to deal with funky walls.
hides a multitude of flaws.
Hi, I am so pleased that kitchen is working again !!!
And I love what you are working on ... it seems to be coming together ... it has depth and soul. Keep working and very best thoughts and wishes.
Barbara
great job! maybe you could collage the doors too...?
Love your spirit cloth piece...
now this is a real kitchen.
barbara, thank you and i love your
3 storms
really like the concept of 3
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