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Great feature Beth. Brittany blows me away with her mad power tool skillz! Love her.
I have been a follower of Brittany's. She's is so multi talented that it's almost scary! I wonder if I could entice her to come finish up some projects around here?
That little reading nook is just adorable! My son has two closets in his room and we might have to try the reading nook in one of them. Great idea! 🙂
Happy Monday!
Beth, I love that you featured Brittany, she's so awesome! Every time I have a "handy" type of question I go straight to her blog 🙂
How sweet of you to "feature" Brittany. She certainly is an amazing woman with many, many talents. I'm already a follower and continue to watch with awe.
CAS
Love Brittany!
That is beautiful!
Nobody would ever know you did that yourself!
Cheryl
http://ldsmomtomany.blogspot.com/2011/01/towel-rack-project.html
Sharing another's blog only broadens our world. Thanks for sharing today!!1
That reading nook looks like the perfect place to curl up with a book. And those wood floors…talk about talent! Wow!
Wow! I'm impressed! After visiting her blog, I'm considering maybe taking a woodworking course. My hubby doesn't like doing renos, and I haven't got a clue what to do with wood (well, other than burn it in the fireplace), but our home really needs some updating!! Thanks for featuring her!
I am doing a playroom re-do and had planned on a reading nook and in my looking around I found Brittany on google. She has done exactly what I had in my design so it sure was nice to see it actually done the way I had planned on doing it. What amazed me is that SHE did it herself, now that is the Queen of DIY if you ask me!! Kathysue
amazing! love the mudroom coatrack & bench, so rich!
stellaandgray.blogspot.com
Beth, you are too cute. Thanks for the feature.
By the way, you are so handy yourself! And, I'm glad you are going to break out your compound miter saw. Mine was one of my favorite Mother's Day presents ;-D.
Brittany
http://www.prettyhandygirl.com
Love the reading nook! I wish I had a closet I could do that with. Adorable.
Oh that first nook is too cute! Very creative agreed!
Please visit me….at my blog, am doing a major giveaway…..a beautiful french chair…hope you will stop by.
http://www.theenchantedhome.blogspot.com
Thanks!