It really wasn't all that hard of a project. There were just a few snaffus along the way- Home Depot cutting the boards wrong, not having the right size drill bit, breaking 4,278 drill bits, etc. And of course a dozen other more pressing projects that popped up along the way. But, with less than a month left to enjoy it, the project can be crossed off the ol' to-do list. I'd probably even do it again if I had to do it over, but I'm not sure David would agree.
Let's take a look.
Most importantly, the puppies like it. And yes I know it is time to take my wreath down.
A little close-up action.
But really the most important thing is that it is immensely useful. Already a few days in
and I have only found a coat not on a hook once.
and I have only found a coat not on a hook once.
And now a pseudo-panoramic view.
Also, see how different the paint looks in each room with different lighting?
We both are really pleased with how it turned out. I may or may not be scheming up a place for something similar in the new house (hey, now I know what I'm doing). Unfortunately there isn't a spot for a full-on replica.
I was going to break this project down for you all, remember I started to here, but clearly you don't want advice from me on how to tackle a project like this. If you are interested in your own wall-o-hooks, go here. It is where I drew my inspiration and got most of my direction from.
very, very, nice. proud of you for tackling the project.
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8 months, that is normal for Courteau standards, isn't it?
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