For a renovating blog there's not a lot of renovating happening around here at the moment. Jason's been tackling a few smaller projects this winter. They're not major things but the cumulative effect of these jobs finish off the Sow's Ear nicely.
Although we renovated the front entry when we first bought the Sow's Ear, there was one small job that Jason had put on his wish list when the opportunity arose.
That opportunity presented itself when I asked him one lazy morning,"When are you going to get your gear off and do some work around here?"
He got up and put on his King Gees and nail belt. He's totally embraced the work wear look, so the shirtless shots are becoming a rare sight.
The job involved removing some old D mould around the front entry latticed windows and fitting a decorative bull nose and scotia mould. Architectural bling. Jason can't get enough of it.
I 'll show you what it looks like after it is all painted.
Although we renovated the front entry when we first bought the Sow's Ear, there was one small job that Jason had put on his wish list when the opportunity arose.
That opportunity presented itself when I asked him one lazy morning,"When are you going to get your gear off and do some work around here?"
He got up and put on his King Gees and nail belt. He's totally embraced the work wear look, so the shirtless shots are becoming a rare sight.
The job involved removing some old D mould around the front entry latticed windows and fitting a decorative bull nose and scotia mould. Architectural bling. Jason can't get enough of it.
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| removing the old D mould from the window |
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| the new mouldings are at Jason's feet. |
Glad to see there's no slacking allowed!
ReplyDeleteOh yes, much nicer so imagine it painted. ;-)
ReplyDeleteYour so lucky that he loves his work attire. That may be the main reason it's so easy to get him motivated! :)
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