Wednesday 22 July 2020

Wednesday - Another Busy Day.



A lovely sunny day today.


I spent most of it in the front garden as I was waiting for the freezer delivery.


Butterflies on the climber.


As I had to be at the front of the house today I thought I would work on something I had been planning to do for quite some time now.  Three years ago I sanded down an old set of drawers, and was really pleased with the result it can be seen here: Furniture Restoration.



This little old bedside cabinet has seen better days.



The top is sanded.



I had to put paint/varnish stripper on the sides and front.  It looks a bit rough at the moment, but it will hopefully look good when I finish it.  It is currently still a work in progress.


Laundry ready for the freezer.  It was due between 1 and 5pm and arrived promptly at 1pm which was good.


In situ.


I want to get some shelves to go over the washing machine eventually.

This enabled me to go for a walk mid afternoon which was good.


The little church was open so I went in for a look around.  It has a lovely stained glass window.


There is a lovely view from the church garden.


I discovered the village pump.


While I was on my walk I spotted a set of drawers with a 'FREE' sign on them.  So I walked home and collected the car to go and pick it up.


It is quite sturdy, the drawers slide well and it will do us a turn.  I might be able to unpack some boxes!

A short walk today: 2.4 miles.

I also did some sewing this morning in between coats of paint stripper.


I was asked to try out a pattern a friend had drafted.


The short sleeve top fits well.  



I took the little rag doll outside for a couple of photos.





2 comments:

  1. Love the doll, what a delight. Looking forward to seeing what you do with the bedside cabinet.

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  2. If the bedside table turns out as well as the chest of drawers you did a couple of years ago it will look great. The free 3 drawer chest looks in good shape and will be very useful. Does anyone ever have too much storage?

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