I'm starting to get a little nervous about my ability to complete my entry. And for good reason I think...
This week has been...eventful, shall we say? I spent most of my evenings researching Mid Century Modern furniture. And figuring out how to make a little loveseat with a side table attached.
This is a very picture heavy post.
So that was part of my evening Saturday while other things dried.
It matches the shade of the lamp nicely too.
I trimmed it out and then finished the wood and changed the legs a bit and I think it looks a lot more polished now.
Then I started to play around with pillows. I have a treasure trove of them and they're so pretty!
I ordered a kit to make bedroom furniture but I messed up my measurements so turns out I can't use the bed but maybe the little bedside table will work. I'll figure that out in the evening sometime this coming week.
I did have another bed that would work really well and it's the right size. So I dug around my stash of bedding and came up with a little quilt I'd gotten a while back. It has shades of the same faded red, blue, and grey and it looks pretty. It goes nicely with the pillows I'll use in the living room too so I know it's not going to clash with the rest of the house.
See? So some pillows I had, some fabric and one of the lace edged handkerchiefs I bought a while back and I made up the bed.
It looks pretty good and it'll fit in the bedroom which is pretty important.
That was the more fun (less sweaty) portion of the weekend. I also glued the faucets to the bathroom vanity and the kitchen counter.
I painted the ceiling and put the lights in the kitchen.
I glued in the floor and another wall and then the ceiling.
And while they were drying I measured and cut the boards and supports and posts for the rooftop deck.
I glued the lamp to the loveseat side table and primed the rails for the rooftop deck. The posts gave me some trouble but I got them done and everything stained.
And while that was drying I tested the lights.
I glued the last wall in for the lower level and glued the rooftop deck into place.
I ran into a few snags but I got the rooftop deck and rails installed.
I also ordered some clothing for the closet. They'll look nice either on the hangers or folded on the shelves.
Support beams for the ceilings of the upper and lower level.Build the corners of the containersPaint the corners of the containersAssembleHouseLower level- Upper Level
Glue cornersto the long walls.Glue in flooring for the upper level, stain and sand it.Figure out bathroom flooring & put it in.Build the bathroom wallBuild the closetBuild transom windows for upper levelFold & prime the corner lift piecesMake the four handles for the container doorsStain closet & Bathroom doors - convert to barn doorsCut the roofPrime the walls, roof & stairsPaint the walls & roofMake supports for the overhang/carport- Base,
Foundation & steps for house (cinderblocks? or skip this) Glue to lower level- Glue foundation to base of house
- Landscaping?
Posts & railings for roof patioRoof patio decking?Prime & paint posts & railings of roof patio- Make bifold doors for upper level
Make floor to ceiling window for lower level- Make floor to ceiling windows for upper level
Make framesfor all floor to ceiling windows- Install stairs
WallpaperMake sink cabinet for bathroomAttach faucetTowel rack/shelves for bathroom- Make 'glass' door for shower
Tile shower walls & soap niche (revise soap niche)Grout shower walls- Lighting.
Bathroom overhead (chains & bulb)Over front doorOn either side of bifold for roof patioKitchen pendant lightsLiving room lightsLight in upstairs officeBedroom lightsInstalllightsFurniturefor bedroomBed- Bookshelves? / Bedside table
- Office
- Desk or stereo set?
- Patio furniture
Furniture for living roomAdd handles to kitchen cabinetsInstall kitchen cabinets, faucet, appliances, backsplash & floating shelves- Install bathroom fixtures
- Rugs &
pillows - Books
- Cats
And the light fixtures for over the vanity are installed. They're so pretty, like jewelry for a wall.
Once the water heater is installed the rest should go fairly fast. Or so I'm told. I hope so. We have another working bathroom but we'll need to do laundry pretty soon...
A lot of progress on your project. The seats are lovely and the kitchen is beautiful. I hope and wish you that your r/l bathroom will be finished on time, as promised, with no further accidents.
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Drora
Very impressive Sheila, it’s really coming together. I hope the time off you have to devote to finishing goes smoothly with no interruptions! But either way, you will get over the finishing line. And your real life bathroom is looking beautiful. Every time you do your laundry you’ll feel like you’re at a day spa!
ReplyDeleteWow, Sheila, I think you got Tons done! This project is really coming along and has so many unique and interesting pieces to it! The roof deck looks Great! The bedding looks like it was made for this project! And the Mid-Century furniture you made for the living room is perfect! (In my childhood we had friends with that sofa with the built in side table! But it was in lime green upholstery! :)) And the kitchen looks wonderful with the lights on! I can't wait to see it with accessories too! Keep up the great work! And keep your fingers crossed for the RL renovations to get done with no more delays! :):)
ReplyDeleteThe project is looking great! So many great details and lots of "eye-candy" I'm excited to watch to the end and see the final!
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