The Nester has gone and let me have run of her blog again. She’s in the midst of 31 Days to a Better Dressed Nest, and I put in my two cents… She provided the pictures!
Check it out… Nesting Place
Fix Something Broken! – Guest Post at Nesting Place
Article by Tim Layton
Tim Layton, aka Remodeling Guy, worked his first full week on a construction site at age 11. Learning the ropes from his grandfather, he became a licensed contractor in Florida at age 19, which remained his profession for twenty years.
Tim got involved in blogging in 2009 and now focuses much of his energy on encouraging and inspiring people to dream big remodeling dreams here at RemodelingGuy.net, and as a writer for various publications in both online and traditional media.
Tim also helps his wife, Kim, with an inspiring and growing online community at her site, EverythingEtsy.com.
Tim and Kim split their time between their hometown of Tampa, Florida and the historic harborside town of Punta Gorda, FL. They have been married for 21 years and have two awesome sons.
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I went. I saw. I came back! As soon as my van comes back to my house, I’ll be off to get some beadboard and fix a cabinet door. My BIL said I can do it myself and I believe him, he’s a contractor and knows I’m not!
Loved the post RG! You and the Nester are a great DIY decorating duo
Oh and does sewing a loose seam on a pillow count?
Blessings!
Ok, I’m a nerd to post again. But here’s my story. I went to buy beadboard, but they didn’t have any (I live in a small, small town) so the guy at the lumberyard ended up giving me a scrap of plywood (which he cut to the right size for me!) and I sanded the corners so it fit in the space. Now I just have to decide how to make it look fun/cute/whimsical/something else? since it won’t match all the other cupboard doors. Then I’m going to put it in with some of those little picture frame point thingys. When I get a few more minutes of time, that is!!
Now I think I need a bigger store, a handsaw, a palm sander and one of those big metal corner straight edge things! But really, I did it with a scrap from a computer and my utility knife!