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I love your [project] and I’d love to feature it on my site. May I?
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Hi,
I just linked up to the party and tried pasting your button into my site but it is not working. Not sure if it’s just me (but am pasting like I do all my other buttons). Thanks.
Kelly
I also LOVE “Once Upon A Time,” but agree that it has really slowed down in the story-telling department. Something big has got to start happening before Henry grows up! Also disappointed in David and Snow, although she is adorable.
Technically it is totally backward, since they are the truly married ones, but it makes him less likable in my opinion… And yes let’s get this story going!
On September 14 you published a pillow with the theme of movies, I wonder where I can buy that my husband loves to watch movies and have a study that we decorate with that theme, and I would like to surprise him.
I saw your post about your peel and stick grouted floor tiles and I have a question. I apologize if you already got this message, but I tried contacting you a different way and don’t think it worked! 😉
I am TOTALLY doing this exact DIY right now, and can’t believe I just happened upon your blog, via Pinterest! I’d love to know if you had to use a deglosser or self-leveling agent on your tile floor prior to putting down the floor tiles. The dude at Lowe’s told me I should. Also, did you remove the tiles from your wall before hanging the wainscoting, or did you just put it over top? And if so, how did you attach it to the tile?
Eek! You got me very excited!! Thanks!
Hello,
I would need a quote for the following island counter tops without installation and template.
SCOPE OF WORK:
Item: Two Kitchen Island Tops (44 square feet)
1 @ 36” X 76” and 1 @ 42” X 84”
Material: Blue Pearl GT Granite
Thickness: 3cm (approximately 1 1/4”)
Edge Treatment: Full bullnose
Cut-outs and Splashes: Not required
I need you to get back to me with a pick up price for the two island countertops(cost of material and fabrications) and also let me know the major credit cards you accept.Looking forward to hearing from you soon.
Regards
Paul
Hello Paul,
Thanks for your interest but we don’t do custom work. Have a nice day!
Is the tutorial available for the Pottery Barn knockoff kitchen island? I want to build it out of cedar to use on my front porch as a combination potting table/sideboard. I’ve made a a sideboard with a cooler pocket for ice on our back deck and thought it would suffice for all the entertaining areas in and around our home…NOT. I’ll need to make the drawer larger and the fold up flaps shorter to make this piece work for my needs.
Looking forward to your response.
Smiles………Denise
Hi Denise,
We don’t have the tutorial up yet, but we hope to soon!
what type of lumber did you use on the screen door? you did a great job.
Hi Dave,
The details are in this post: https://www.remodelaholic.com/2014/11/diy-screen-door-tutorial/
and if you have more questions, you can ask there and Tasha (builder of the door) can answer there. Thanks!
I am looking for ideas for decorating a boy’s room. I saw a bomber airplane four-piece wall art. I would like to know how to purchase or print. I can e-mail to you a photo. Let me know
Hi Melody! I believe I know the piece you’re looking for, but the photo is from a home show so I don’t know where to find it for purchase. We are always on the lookout for it though, so if you’ll email me at hello@remodelaholic.com with the picture (just to be sure we’re talking about the same piece) then I will make sure we email you if/when we find it. Thanks!