I jolly well hope so!
Its from an old combine harvester.
So Jed snitched the piece from behind the fridge and replaced it with pressed tin.
And I am a patient one.
x N
Saturday, August 18, 2012
Getting There
Slow and steady wins the race.
I jolly well hope so!
First up,I got a bit of a wall and a door.
So the laundry became the laundry instead of a part of my kitchen.
Jed filled in the gaps with my favourite zincalume.
The posts are old telegraph poles.
This is the panel above the larder door.
Its from an old combine harvester.
As our home is a little older we were having trouble purchasing gyprock deep enough.
So Jed snitched the piece from behind the fridge and replaced it with pressed tin.
And used that to patch the laundry wall.
He is a clever sausage!
And I am a patient one.
x N
I jolly well hope so!
Its from an old combine harvester.
So Jed snitched the piece from behind the fridge and replaced it with pressed tin.
And I am a patient one.
x N
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It's coming along nicely!
ReplyDeleteOh this souns a lot like us! We have sowly been fixing up our older home too. Yours is looking fab though!!
ReplyDeleteLooking great!! So nice to have a handy hubby;)
ReplyDeleteThank you!
ReplyDeleteIts very earthy and certainly not a look for everyone but its great for disguising mess!
xx N
Clever Jed, It looks really great! But did you just call yourself a patient sausage? tee hee
ReplyDeleteThank you! Its not perfect,but its mine.
ReplyDeleteYes,I did,the best kind!
x N