I've seen it a couple times. They have some great storage ideas, but like most design shows, they are way over my budget on what I would want to spend.was wondering have any one here seen that tv-show "tiny house,big living"??
could be great BOL's to have one...
I used as much scavenged material as I could and discounted stuff. I really didn't have much in materials at all, but if you count the sweat equity then the price went up some! I've always liked working with my hands and making things, so it was really a fun project.yup,they don't come cheap,wonder sometimes when watching,what it would look if a prepper would build one...
I've rearranged stuff so many times till I got it just right, then I'd change it again too!I got everything into the closet alright. But I can't get in there easy or fast enough, due to how I had everything thing arranged. Now for the enjoyment of redoing everything. Then another try to getting into there.
My pole barn is so full that that is the case too often. I know I have something but have to buy another anyways.Just 1 question. Can we still find what's needed? Lol
A lil used popup camper can be a lifesaver. Very mobile, easy to tow with most any vehicle.I still have plenty room in there. My 2 main concerns, is my 2 lil dogs, and us getting out afterwards .the reason I went with that tent, is because I figured the dogs and me. might have to live out of it until we can get relocated after a tornado.
LOL, true that!But it hold up against a tornado.
Most really good things in life take a lot of effort!Its been raining most of the day so it has been a sewing day. Hunny took me by the fabric store yesterday on our way home from picking up feed. They were having a 50% off sale on their Keepsake Calico which is what I use for my quilting. Since I am waiting around on the garden, thought I would go ahead and start working on the next grand daughter quilt due in April. Got about half my squares cut and two Gentlemen's Fancy blocks done for the quilt top. Only 7 more to go! Its a lot of piecing. . . more than the last quilt. Took me a few times of ripping out and just walking away from the first block to figure out how to sew it, but got it now thank goodness!! First time doing this pattern. Really need to find less complicated blocks since this is a new hobby of mine.
Well, it really helped when I put in the 8 triangles I accidentally left out. . . . It was one of those smack me in the head moments. There is 60 pieces per a 12 " x 12 " square. Its like a freaking puzzle. I originally was going to do only 9 squares but the more I think about it, I really need to go up to 16 blocks to match big sis's size of a baby quilt. I may come up with just a boarder around. I got time to figure it out.Most really good things in life take a lot of effort!