I'm covered with white dust.
I've been scraping old paint from the skirting board in
the downstairs hallway and then sanded it all down for a
smooth finish. I also started to sand the door frames, I
prepare them for a fresh coat of paint.
Our house is a so called fixer upper, it feels like I haven't
stopped doing stuff to improve it since I moved in here,
there's always something that needs fixing.
My man sure takes advantage of the fact that I have a
vocational qualification as a painter and decorator.
Tomorrow, my dear readers, I'm gonna show you what I
did to these two girl's dresses I bought at a car boot sale.


The left one cost 50 pence and the right one 70 pence.
1 comment:
Fixer uppers are great, if you've got the time to do them. Our house is not that old but I feel I need to be re-decorating it on a regular basis, which have to wait quite a while now. Don't really have hands free at the mo. Those dresses are really cute
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