- Posted:
- 07/17/2009
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- Kellie
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Cabinet With Books
As per your request, I am back today with a picture of the black cabinet I recently painted with the books (arranged by color) in it. Once I sorted them into the correct color family, I didn’t further group them by shade of color. I thought the color family was enough :) So, here you go:
The only books that didn’t get the color sorted treatment are those in the top right corner. Those are our library books and I (obviously) wanted to keep them separate. So, as not to ruin my color pattern, I turned them on their side so you can see the pages :)
Also in today’s news at the Dykast house, we found this:
and this:
Yes, those are actually holes in our window panes. Turns out, yesterday as Jason was using the weed whacker, it kicked up a couple of rocks into our front window (which is at ground level) in our family room. So sad… We noticed it because we found glass in our carpet. It threw shards 12 feet away! So now my question is, does anyone know how to fix that? I may be having to do some google searching on window pane replacement!
P.S. Don’t look too closely at my window pictures. The windows are terribly dirty and I need to do some paint scraping clean up! Although now that I posted this, I know that you are for sure going to look closer :)
Hello, and welcome to my little blog! What started out as a blog to show some of my scrapbook pages ended up being a blog that shows all of my projects, ranging from scrapbooking to decorating to sewing to photography. I also run a little online shop called
Comments
Nice shot Jason!
great with the books!
Sorry to see about your windows. Your dad has fixed that kind before. Not that hard. Just google it!!!! Love you both.
Oh no! Poor windows!
We are on our way to fort lauderdale and I miss you already! Oh, and this is my first ever blog comment from my iPhone! Kinda fun!
Love you!
my boyfriend is a woodworker who makes custom doors and windows for a living, and people bring him this sort of thing all of the time. any good mill shop should be able to fix it for you, but it might be expensive. they will carefully scrape out the putty around the broken pane of glass and replace it, and then the window will need to be repainted. these little chips look similar to what happens to your car window on the freeway—i wonder of one of those windshield chip repair people who come to your house might be able to fix it? that way you would not have to deal with removing an old window. good luck!