6.15.2006
why, thank you, jeeves!
Last weekend I finished the butler's trays! It was a whole new kind of project for me, but they weren't too hard to figure out. Once I realized that you can't drill into plywood with a 3/8" bit without it splintering to smithereens, and made an ingenious dowel-and-wood-filler repair, it was all paint and tiling and grouting.
I call these "free with purchase of house" because all the materials (except for the tiles) were salvaged during the construction of our house. One day we were doing a big clean up, and there was a big pile of pieces of 1" x 2" pine and plywood, so we took it all to Chris's parent's garage until the house was done, and now I have a closet full of wood! Even the handles were left over from the kitchen cabinets!
Edit: Look at what I found in the HBC catalogue! I like mine better ;)
I also made some regular trays too, it was a tray-making assembly line!
I call these "free with purchase of house" because all the materials (except for the tiles) were salvaged during the construction of our house. One day we were doing a big clean up, and there was a big pile of pieces of 1" x 2" pine and plywood, so we took it all to Chris's parent's garage until the house was done, and now I have a closet full of wood! Even the handles were left over from the kitchen cabinets!
Edit: Look at what I found in the HBC catalogue! I like mine better ;)
I also made some regular trays too, it was a tray-making assembly line!
// posted by Unknown @ 2:55 p.m. 
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