I was sure it would be a 2-3 day project but boy, did I get fooled! The sun went to bed Saturday night and the marathon headboard project was
completed, resplendent with new sheets, dust skirt (not a
ruffle!), plant, and a gorgeous reversible microfiber down-like in appearance, bedspread. I loved how she picked the blanket/sheet...paint on her finger held up as a sample! She had previously painted the wall and the cream color was painted out with a darker color. She and her brother jointly picked the same paint swatch, unbeknownst to each other until they met up to compare colors, so that definitely was the pick with no doubts, at all!
Originally the wall was going to stay cream with some
seafoam behind it.. You can see some of that peeking through. After my picture was taken she went back in and carefully painted it the wall color.
Here is a part, actually most, of the process- after she'd already used the air compressor to blow off, who knows how many years of dust.
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back from carwash scrub down! |
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Last of unloading |
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showing Kip arrangement of slabs |
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discussing design |
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just a break with her Dad |
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measuring to make marks for chain saw cuts |
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bottom cut of each piece of wood |
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layout after chainsaw cut |
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seafoam green color. later deep sixed! |
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checking for color idea with wood colors |
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hauling, in order of placement, each timber, to Kip's place
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making sure they are just right (according to design artist)! |
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ever overseeing! |
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see no evil!! |
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oh, Dad wears sunglasses/hat indoors and designer wears sunhat indoors! family trait? |
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must be just so. |
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checking yet again!! |
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finished project (just as she sketched it out!). picture does not do it justice!! |
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Little designer daughter and brother she gifted her art to. |
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