So I thought "quick fix". RIGHT!
all taped up!
Now that the trim and door are looking so sparkling, I am noticing that the paint job I inherited is not very good. There is wall paint on the edges of the ceiling. The towel holder is coming a little loose ... and it isn't in the position I would really like it to be.Suddenly my little trim job has worked into something much bigger .... paint, a new towel holder, a new mirror as long as I'm doing the room and the window needs a drape.
I'll just freshen up the trim ... famous last words.
Thanks for telling me the pattern my grandmother always called it a dutch doll quilt
ReplyDeleteThat's how it always is at my house...hang a new curtain...now I need a new rug and the list goes on. Hope you have a great week.
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Isn't that always the way. I have had a new mat and towels hanging with the price tags on the edge of my towel bar in my bathroom for 2 months. Decorating for myself is the hardest!
ReplyDeleteI have to do a lot of stuff to my bathrooms too. The process never seems to end. Thanks for stopping by by blog. I've joined yours so that I can keep up with future postings. Come join mine!
ReplyDeleteMimi
Yeah, 'freshening up' usually means $500 and 10 trips to Home Depot for me! ha
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting and I have a tip for you. To do the white thing, you need lots of natural light. That could be why you are having trouble. I love it too, but don't have enough light to pull it off. Don't be a stranger!
ReplyDeleteAfter you freshen up the trim, check out those Mr. Clean dry erasures. I used them all the time to freshen up my white painted trim.
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