One of the pictures that got lost at my computer crash was the photo of the tea cupboard for the progress report. Luckily, we haven't progressed that much, så you haven't missed a thing. The frames are in place, painted in a light blue-grey colour named "amelie" (since I consider the movie 'Le fabeleux destin d'Amelie Poulain' to be a positive mood inductor, I took that as a sign for a good colour to be for the frames). I've bought some lovely knobs in white porceline with sublime flowers from Indiska. The only problem now is that the frames aren't really flat which is quite a challenge for the addition of the plexiglass (leftovers from R2D2). On the other hand, doors without glass is practical, since the doors never have to be open - just grab your favorite cup! :)
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Our tea cup window
One of the pictures that got lost at my computer crash was the photo of the tea cupboard for the progress report. Luckily, we haven't progressed that much, så you haven't missed a thing. The frames are in place, painted in a light blue-grey colour named "amelie" (since I consider the movie 'Le fabeleux destin d'Amelie Poulain' to be a positive mood inductor, I took that as a sign for a good colour to be for the frames). I've bought some lovely knobs in white porceline with sublime flowers from Indiska. The only problem now is that the frames aren't really flat which is quite a challenge for the addition of the plexiglass (leftovers from R2D2). On the other hand, doors without glass is practical, since the doors never have to be open - just grab your favorite cup! :)
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