Showing posts with label farmhouse kitchen. Show all posts
Showing posts with label farmhouse kitchen. Show all posts

Saturday, June 16, 2018

Cafe Curtains For The Mountain Cottage Kitchen

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We spent the last week at the Mountain Cottage. Except for a couple of periods of rain, the weather was beautiful!

The week before, I spent several days sewing cushion covers and pillow covers for the banquette and Cafe’ curtains for the Mountain Cottage kitchen.
It feels so good to add some finishing touches  and softness to the kitchen.
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Sorry about the blue tape on the cabinet...Mr. DIY was touching up paint.
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I'm loving how the range hood looks in the kitchen between the open shelves. 
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The cafe curtains are very simple and are hung on a tension rod.
We found the tension rod at Lowes and found the fabric at Fabric.com 
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I found the faux wreath for the window on Amazon.com. The link is below on the left.



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Next time, I’ll share with you the cushion covers and the pillow covers that adorn the banquette!
Thanks for stopping by.

Pam


Monday, September 18, 2017

How To Install Crown Molding On Full Overlay Cabinets

We spent a week at our Mountain Cottage a couple of weeks ago and one of the projects he finished was installing the crown molding on the cabinets. The cabinets we chose have a full overlay door style, which means that the doors and drawer fronts cover almost all of the 1 3/4" cabinet frame. 

Full overlay cabinet styles require a bit more work when installing crown molding.
Yep, that's just what Mr. DIY needs - more work.
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