Four years ago it was stained glass. I took a class for the first time. Of course I had no idea what was involved in doing a piece of stained glass. I just knew it was beautiful and I wanted to do it. I loved it and had a wonderful teacher. So I made my first small piece, it was about 11x14 and really cute. It took 6 weeks to finish it in class. So when it came time to take another class I wanted to do something just for me and not the class project. My teacher was really worried I would never finish it, but she didn't know me well...
It took over a year and it is up and we love it!!!
It is four sided and 109 inches long...
So last winter I decided to reupholster the living room furniture...
I figured if I took pictures and took lots of notes, whatever came off first had to go back on last. But thank goodness I didn't have any parts left over... LOL
BEFORE...
AFTER...
Then it was time to finally redo the old trunk that was in the attic..... BEFORE...
So it is January again and I need a new project....
TO BE CONTINUED .... NEXT BLOG...
Have a Good One,
Lynn
4 comments:
I'm with you, Lynn. I absolutely hate winter and while I don't want to question the Almighty's reasoning on its creation it does make me wonder sometimes :-) what was he thinking?
You've done some nice projects and saved a bundle at the same time.
I keep busy with painting and now my newest addition to our family, the first grandchild, a girl.
Your winter's are a lot shorter than ours and not nearly as cold or snowy. Give me eternal summer !
GREAT JOB...ANN
Lynn as much as I hate winter there's no way I would tackle the living room furniture... Mine would still be naked no matter how many notes to took...lol.
You did a beautiful job.
And I like the stained glass project to, good job.
Good luck with this winter's project.
God always has a reason of why He settled those things,like winter.Like those animal that live only in cold place,they need snow climate in certain places.
-Ashley
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