We were careful to salvage as much of the 2X4's as possible when we demo'd the closet, so our cost so far to frame all of this is less than $20 for a few more studs and a box of screws.
All that Lego experience is coming in handy...
Monday, May 28, 2012
Design Dilemma - Studly.
Jacob and I finally both realized that we were dragging our heels on starting because we were... well, honestly, scared to start!! Last time Sage was stuck in bed with a migraine, I spent the day watching videos and reading tutorials about how to frame a wall. I picked out the best ones for Jacob to watch and we decided there was nothing to be afraid of.
We were careful to salvage as much of the 2X4's as possible when we demo'd the closet, so our cost so far to frame all of this is less than $20 for a few more studs and a box of screws.
All that Lego experience is coming in handy...
We were careful to salvage as much of the 2X4's as possible when we demo'd the closet, so our cost so far to frame all of this is less than $20 for a few more studs and a box of screws.
All that Lego experience is coming in handy...
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You have a wall. There's a wall!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job. Can't wait to see it.
ReplyDeleteIt looks good!
ReplyDeleteLooking good!
ReplyDeleteI'm impressed. Duly.
ReplyDeleteI am giddy with the excitement of just how awesome this is going to look when completed. I can see your vision.
ReplyDeleteThanks Leslie! That comment means a lot; as soon as we hit that point where we couldn't go back, we started to really worry that we were nuts!
ReplyDeleteOoh, me likey.
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