Showing posts with label pantry. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pantry. Show all posts

Monday, December 21, 2020








Oh, it is so good to be back here!  It was difficult to leave Instagram, but now that I have, I feel peaceful and content with that decision.  

Here we are four days from Christmas and I am no where near to being ready...I hope to decorate our tree tonight, I did manage to get three types of Christmas cookies made (nothing fancy!) as well as some Oreo Cookie Bark, some orange slices were dried, and almost all my Christmas cards are mailed.  Maybe someday I will be one of those organized people who mail theirs out right after Thanksgiving.

I did fit in some knitting for my new granddaughter Aurora ~ the Small and Clever hat and mittens from Pickles.  They actually knit up very quickly and are perfect for this holiday season.  Soon I will post a picture of the sweater I knit for her also.

Just a quick post here as now I must get decorating that tree!

Take care,

Deb












Tuesday, December 12, 2017

Pantry in Progress

Since we have no Christmas tree up yet and minimal decorations,
I thought I would show you what progress we have been making on the house...




The week before Thanksgiving we started working on the shelves for the pantry, which was a bit crazy as we were also hosting Thanksgiving dinner.  




We are adding a beadboard backsplash, shaker pegs, and shelves--He is the carpenter and I am the painter.  We are slowly getting there and have yet to add the very upper shelf, and the beadboard to the end walls.


The beadboard was leftover from the porch ceilings, and the Ikea brackets and wood pegs were leftover from previous house projects.



Since we don't have a separate dining room in this house, the extra storage space in this pantry allows the eat-in kitchen to be more open and uncluttered than it would have been otherwise.



I am really appreciating the extra space it gives me for baking.





 And speaking of baking, there is a tray of shortbread cookies ready to go in the oven...

Till next time,

Deb







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