I think my grandsons will be very happy with the results.
Before:
BORING! |
After:
For information regarding the hanging initials, see prior post. |
Before:
Toy storage was an issue. |
After:
Now toy bins are organized, labeled and stored under the beds. |
After:
The boys room is fairly large so I still needed something for one of the walls and remember there was no money left in the budget. Somewhere hidden in the garage Phil had kept a bulletin board that was in Annamarie's room years ago and also had a collection of old license plates. I found a use for them and a map of Georgia as well.
On the map the boys can place push pins on all the spots they visit in the state of Georgia. |
There are lots of photos in the boys' room including these of their great-grandparents. |
Crown molding looks pretty darn good for amateurs! |
I love this new window treatment. Perfect! |
Disclaimer:
There are some things that we always have around the house that are not included in the expenses:
- White semi gloss paint - a must when you have a house with white trim and doors
- Primer
- White spray paint
- Basic painting supplies - plastic trays, brushes, rollers (small foam rollers too)
- Nail gun brads and finishing nails
- Caulk
- Wood filler
- Handyman husband = priceless!
See below for breakdown of expenses:
Paint and painting supplies - $64
Old English Lemon Oil and Scratch repair oil - $10
Bedding (Target online with 15% discount and free shipping) - $90
Crown molding and corners - $122
Standard pillow and valance (Bed Bath and Beyond w/ coupons) - $24
Initial letters (Michael's with coupon) - $5
Navy Spray paint and brackets - $10
TOTAL = $325.00
$25.00 over budget
On to the next project!
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