Before you can start drawing on your chalkboard, you need to “season” it.
It’s definitely one craft that gives you a lot of bang (and puffiness) for your buck!First of all, let’s get one thing out of the way.I have to ask: Do you think it’s “moldings” or “moUldings”?
I’ve seen both and when I Googled it, both seemed pretty acceptable, so I just went with what felt right.If you know for sure either way, by all means let me know!And if I’ve offended you with my ignorance, please forgive me.
So I might not know how to spell “moldings” (or mouldings), but I do know how to create some really great high-end looks for a not so high end price.Today I’m going to share with you a little about how we got that thick, chunky, super trimmed-out look that I love in Jack’s nursery..
Step one: Marry a really talented guy..
Step two: Get him to do it.. Ha!One of my very favorite things about our home is where it is.
I love being able to just step out the back door and go for a walk down the path and out into the fields.The fields start being harvested and left empty in late summer and early fall and that makes it really easy to walk for just about forever..
I come out here for a walk with the dog at least once a day and it really helps me to clear my head and think about what my priorities are for the rest of the day.I love how when the fields have soy beans in them, they start to turn yellow even before any of the trees so it starts to look really fall-y around here even if the weather is still really warm.. Here’s the lay of the land as you turn back around and start heading back towards the house on the grass path.. Let’s head back towards the house now so we can see what’s going on inside!.