Welcome friends, today I am sharing pics of the Buttery cabinet my husband made for me. I put in my order and he graciously obliged. After the difficult windmill project the Buttery was a breeze. We used "old" red cedar bead board that originally came from a vintage kerosene powered egg incubator. Three of the boards still had a rusty metal vent with screen intact, these were used to control heat and humidity. I used linseed oil as a finish to bring back the wood's natural color, the shelves were painted and then antiqued. I am quite pleased with the Olde Buttery, it is perfectly prim .................. Before
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I had a lot of fun loading the shelves
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Family heirloom, original 6 gallon Red Wing crock |
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From my kitchen collection |
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Handmade Shoo Fly Screen with spiced sugar cakes |
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From my tinware and pewter collection | |
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Vintage Jugs |
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White pitcher collection |
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Cupboard Annie |
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My makeover Cupboard Annie |
Harvest Greetings to everyone.
Wishing you all have a great week-end
and will experience the Magic of an Ordinary Day.....
Connie
Pretty good post. I just stumbled upon your blog and wanted to say that I have really enjoyed reading your blog posts. Any way I’ll be subscribing to your feed and I hope you post again soon.
ReplyDeleteWow, your hubby is a darling for building it. My own hubby cleaned up my whole potting bench and area yesterday so I'm not complaining, still, I wish I had an arbor like that Can't wait to see it after you've "twigged" it.
ReplyDeleteSusan Graham