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Category Archives: Craftsman
The Making of the Medicine Cabinet
Hello there. I’m writing this as the “Great Lakes Cyclone” is blowing outside. Cyclone. I’m tempted to mock this so-called cyclone, as it’s just a little windy outside, but then I’m afraid the roof will blow off and then who’s … Continue reading
The Spare Bathroom & A Song to Get Stuck in Your Head
Did you know that David Bowie came up with the lyrics to the song “Under Pressure” while in a posh London hotel shower with unbelievably strong water pressure? It’s true. Ok, fine, it’s a lie. I make up stories like … Continue reading
The Arts & Crafts Wainscoting, Chapter 2: how to stain and finish
Good news: the stain/urethane fumes in here have died down, and I am no longer wondering whether we’re just living in someone else’s dream, man. With the exception of a few touch-ups, and the need to still stain the inner … Continue reading
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Tagged dye hard, Fetalmania, flat panel wainscoting, staining wood, wainscoting
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a sneak peek at the arts & crafts wainscoting
Not yet finished. Not yet sanded. Not yet stained. But awww yeeeah I’m digging it. G is in a zone.
where we welcome the flat panel wainscoting into the entry
So… The entry. As of today, it’s the only room of the house that’s basically finished. If it were socially acceptable, we’d invite people in and just sit them down on the floor of the entry, feed and entertain them … Continue reading
Flecktastic: Our Craftsman Staircase
Our bungalow (like many here on Chicago’s NW side) was originally built with one main floor, and one narrow back stairwell leading up to an attic. The previous owner added a dormer and more space to the second floor, but … Continue reading
