So make your pot of chili and then check back in with me!.
If you look at the ground, you can see one of these types of branches is not holding up so well.In fact, if you so much as look at them, about 267 needles fall straight the ground instantly.. Lucky for me, there’s plenty more where that came from!.
So that’s the story on my fantel for this Christmas.Hope ya liked it!With our new kitchen table arriving soon, this dining room won’t be getting too much action this Christmas season.. We’ll have our big dinners in the kitchen and probably most of our day-to-day meals too.This dining room gets to become the fun room!
The one we can keep pretty and then only use on special occasions, like maybe if we have a special Holiday breakfast for just a few people, or something like that.It’s a good thing too.
That furniture was made in 1867 and probably could use a break if we want it to last for another 150 years!.
I added some simple greenery and a neutral runner, along with some basic clear glass pieces to create a look that’s a little bit festive, but will still feel perfect for Winter after the holidays are over.. With all of the clean up that’s going to be happening right after Christmas, it will be so nice to have a room that can just stay as-is and be enjoyed a little while longer.And now of course I love what he came up with.
🙂 Actually, this is my favorite little corner of the kitchen right now just because it always feels so tidy and organized.. See how nice it looks with the Tassimo fitting so neatly under the cupboard and the organizers displaying all the different pods like that?.There’s a big place in my heart that loves seeing things all nicely lined up like this.. Chris put these together using some basic pine and some galvanized metal rods to hold the T-discs in place.
There are two rods holding each section of discs in the front of each section and then one in the back behind where the discs sit, making a little triangular compartment for the discs to slide into..I used one coat of my favorite.