This is a catch-up post from the last month. Here is the spice rack I purchased and made a fingernail polish holder. I saw the idea on Pinterest. I didn't initially think I had enough fingernail polish to go on the rack. And these are just mine! When both girls lived here we had more than this. For now I'm using this in the bathroom but I still may use it for craft paint when I get my sewing/craft room finalized.
This was the small spice rack I purchased. I painted it black and I may glue an old brooch on the front. Haven't decided yet.
Here's the final product in my bathroom.
About two weeks ago, Joe's grandmother, "Mama Pat", passed away. She had Alzheimers and was living in an expensive memory care/long term care facility. She had been there for a couple of years and didn't really recognize anyone. She was 94 years old, she was Joe's mother's mother. Last night we went to her memorial service. It was a private family service (there were about 40 of us) and it was held at St. Simeon's in their chapel (the facility where she had been). All of the grandchildren (except 1) were there (Joe and all his cousins) and out of 12 great-children, 8 were there (the 2 girls from California, one girl that lives in Arizona and Kaitlyn, who had a previous sorority commitment - what is unusual is they are all the same age within 1-2 years). I was glad Kristen came with us. It's probably the last time all the grandchildren/great-grandchildren will be together and Kristen is the oldest great-grandchild.
This was the small spice rack I purchased. I painted it black and I may glue an old brooch on the front. Haven't decided yet.Here's the final product in my bathroom.About two weeks ago, Joe's grandmother, "Mama Pat", passed away. She had Alzheimers and was living in an expensive memory care/long term care facility. She had been there for a couple of years and didn't really recognize anyone. She was 94 years old, she was Joe's mother's mother. Last night we went to her memorial service. It was a private family service (there were about 40 of us) and it was held at St. Simeon's in their chapel (the facility where she had been). All of the grandchildren (except 1) were there (Joe and all his cousins) and out of 12 great-children, 8 were there (the 2 girls from California, one girl that lives in Arizona and Kaitlyn, who had a previous sorority commitment - what is unusual is they are all the same age within 1-2 years). I was glad Kristen came with us. It's probably the last time all the grandchildren/great-grandchildren will be together and Kristen is the oldest great-grandchild.
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