post to your shopping list this week, keep my easy tips for styling in mind and then.Shout out to all of the fellow mobile baby and toddler owners out there!
And we’re not even halfway through the process yet!.So during my last “book-writing story” installment, I was telling you about.
all the stuff that happens before you even begin writing the book.You think that’s it’s just a matter of deciding “Hmm, I think I’ll write a book” and then you just start typing away, but when you’re working with a publisher, there’s an amazing amount of back-and-forthing that happens before you ever put pen to paper, or characters to screen, as the case may be.So after all of that went down, I was free to start writing this little book to my heart’s content, or rather, filling in the blanks in my already-decided-upon outline.
I was happily working away, a little a time, and then I got an email from my publisher one day that really threw me for a loop..They had this idea.
This very interesting idea.
And it was not what we had previously decided on when we were first coming up with the concept for the book, at all.. Now, this may not seem like a big deal to you, but as a blogger who basically shares step-by-step photos for almost everything, always, this was kind of huge..You just need to pick up some basic in-stock upper cabinets from your local hardware store (ours were unfinished oak and I just painted them), build a basic frame on the floor from 2×4’s to raise your cabinets off the floor a litter, and then attach them to the wall and each other!
We had a space that would fit 9 cabinets almost perfectly, so we used 8 and left that little nook in the middle for the counter.We made our own faux butcher block counter, just like we did on.
the long counter in the laundry room.and I just love the warmth it brings to this back hall.