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Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
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Tips for Cut Flowers

Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
Tips for Cut Flowers
If you are fortunate enough to receive flowers or if you cut them from your own garden, here are a few tips I learned. Continue reading
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Written by Page Williams
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An 80's Entertainment Center In The Kitchen?

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Written by Page Williams
An 80's Entertainment Center In The Kitchen?
Kitchen islands can be super expensive. So why not make your own, especially if you have a small space and need it to be mobile? This blog and video will take you through the steps of turning a typical TV cabinet into a functional kitchen island, complete with corbels, a drop-leaf, and punched "tin". Continue reading
Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
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From Tatty, to Regal, To Whimsical-The Metamorphosis of a Caned-Back Chair

Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
From Tatty, to Regal, To Whimsical-The Metamorphosis of a Caned-Back Chair

Chairs have a lifecycle just like living things. They start off fresh and new but then something happens along the way. Fabric gets torn, stained,  or just outdated, cushions disintegrate, joints become loose, and finishes become marred. But if something has good bones, it is totally worth saving from the dumpster. 

 

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Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
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woodworking

To Build A Ladder

Beth Williams
Written by Beth Williams
To Build A Ladder
When we had our Spring Market, I realized a little late in the game that we needed a way to display hanging things like wreaths and mirrors. We were going to have a tent but no walls. Epiphany! Ladders! They are very popular right now, the older the better. They make great shelves, quilt racks, or just conversation pieces. They sometimes are even called into service as actual ladders. So I decided to make five to handle all our goods. Continue reading
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