Hello all,
Yesterday, we came back from our short vacation which was great. I am refreshed and full of energy, although the temperature outside is way over 30 degrees Celsius with a forecast of getting higher. I am blessing my airconditioner every moment of the day.
The shed itself is almost completed, except for the roof. I am not so sure about the roof. Maybe everything will be installed inside an extra IKEA greenhouse which I have.( It is still in its original packing.) Now I'll have time to work on the other part, where Sans' and Sandra's gifts will be.
At least, there are photos I can show you.
Yesterday, we came back from our short vacation which was great. I am refreshed and full of energy, although the temperature outside is way over 30 degrees Celsius with a forecast of getting higher. I am blessing my airconditioner every moment of the day.
The shed itself is almost completed, except for the roof. I am not so sure about the roof. Maybe everything will be installed inside an extra IKEA greenhouse which I have.( It is still in its original packing.) Now I'll have time to work on the other part, where Sans' and Sandra's gifts will be.
At least, there are photos I can show you.
Here is how I made the structure of the shed.
Floor was made separately on illustration board
Floor installed
Boards of wide bamboo skrewers added to make the wall. After all it's only a shed and can be shabby.
A faucet installed. We need to water the plants and seedlings.
Backside of the shed.
This week will be dedicated to making plants. Notice the philadendrum under the faucet? I made it following Flor's tutorial. I just love making flowers and plants and am very grateful for all the tutorials on this subject that people so generously give.
Blessings to all my friends
A faucet installed. We need to water the plants and seedlings.
Backside of the shed.
This week will be dedicated to making plants. Notice the philadendrum under the faucet? I made it following Flor's tutorial. I just love making flowers and plants and am very grateful for all the tutorials on this subject that people so generously give.
Blessings to all my friends
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