Showing posts with label sink. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sink. Show all posts

Thursday, December 3, 2015

days of our day care

So.. maybe I'm taking this Barbie house thing a little too far but it seems like all I want to do is make stuff for the Barbie house.  I even found a FANTASTIC channel on youtube that makes their own dollhouse stuff out of regular things.  It is amazing.  I had already started making my kitchen sink and refrigerator before I found her or it could have been a lot simpler.  Not that what I made was hard for me to do.  Hers just seems easier.  I've made a couple of things so far from watching her videos.

You can find her channel on youtube HERE.



And here's what I've been working on for our new Barbie house.

A refrigerator from a business card mailing box with chalkboard contact paper on the front and three shelves glued inside.


A kitchen cabinet with a sink.




Trying to make a couple of cakes from a tutorial on the youtube channel.
They are taking forever to dry so I'm not sure I did them exactly right.
If they turn out, one of them will be painted like chocolate cake and the other pink strawberry.



I made the purple pillow from another tutorial.

I made the bead chandelier from my own mind.



I think the copper sink and painted marble countertop add some fancy!

Tuesday, May 13, 2014

potting sink redo

My ever fantastic potting sink just got a little sassier!  The sink came out of the same house that my claw foot tub came from... a house bought by my sister and her husband as rental property.  I originally wanted to put the sink in our spare bathroom but that idea got shot down so my loving Father built me a heavy duty stand to hold the heavy duty old sink.  Before now, it's never been painted or stained and I got a squirrely hair to paint it a sassy color and plant some trailing petunias in the sink.  My sister Mary Evelyn and I browsed through her spare paint and grabbed a color, came to my house and slapped it on.  I must admit it is pretty bright but for sure in a shabby chic kind of way!



We had to create a barrier with junk to keep Kate from being blue too!  She was in the mood to play.  She's staring at her frisbee willing it to move here.

I promise I helped.


The finished product!  I added one more petunia plant to thicken the pink color and also an asparagus fern potted in an old colander.