This is how the room looked when we started. Pretty bad right?
We decided on a light dove gray to brighten up the room a bit.
The ceiling was a real challenge. Since we wanted to do this as cheaply as possible the wood wasn't the best quality, and we had to resort to asking Dad for help. He was great and the only reason there is wood on that ceiling!
It was also a great learning experience for the little kids.
Emma and I were Mom's helpers for the room. Glynne isn't crazy about projects so she was
the official cook.
the official cook.
After sanding the entire floor, we finally got to paint it.
To bring some fun into the room, we added stripes to the floor. It took awhile, but was totally worth it.
The room was now ready for the really fun part. Decorating! I'll tell you all about that in Part 2.
Love it! Can't wait to see the final project!
ReplyDeleteI'll make sure and assign Ally Part 2 soon!!
DeleteJulie
How long do we have to wait for part 2??
ReplyDeleteI know. I really like seeing all the pictures in order and reading her take on things. I'm kind of glad I am assigning this as part of her writing class.
DeleteJulie
I am loving your blog! It is great to see all of the pictures too!!
ReplyDeleteLove, Jodi
Hi Jodi!
DeleteI didn't know you were following this little blog. You guys came to my mind the other day. Hope you're doing well. Miss you guys!!
Julie
Great post, Ally! I wish my English assignments could be blogs :)
ReplyDeleteKatie-
DeleteAlly's English teacher is not motivated enough to tackle the l o n g, difficult writing assignments just yet! :) We have to ease into it.
Julie
I wish I liked projects! I started a very small one for my mom's brithday...it has it's first coat of paint. Her birthday was Monday...oops! I love keeping up with you all on here!
ReplyDeleteAlly that is awesome!!!!! I love how you did that! Kinda makes me wish I had a blog. Love ya Girl! Can't wait to read the next parts!
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