I've always wanted to build some shelves
in this spot for pottery (what else! haha!)
Yay! Pink and green! Love!
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That is the perfect spot for your collection! Love it! You got any more nooks and crannies you can fill up? ;)
ReplyDeleteCan we ever have enough shelf space? Great project...need to whirl around my house and see if I have a similar spot!
ReplyDeleteHey that looks great! The pottery really pops with the white background!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great! You're a master shelf-builder.
ReplyDeleteThat little nook was just crying out for shelves for your pottery collection. It's perfect!! :-)
ReplyDeleteThat is so totally awesome! It's great to make space out of no space!
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