They’re stuffed, so I need to make more.. I’m hoping to one day have a whole wall of built-ins, painted white and with some kind of neat lighting in there.

DIY party at our place!.So Chris took the old one apart and reused all of the hardware (hinges, brackets, etc.)

to make the new one!.He literally threw it together in about 20 minutes..I love that the chippy red paint says “I came from a barn”, but doesn’t say “This is a red bathroom”.

Well, you don’t know that because I haven’t let you see the rest of the bathroom yet, but trust me on this.(It’s done, we just have a few finishing touches to do before it’s ready to show off!).

I used mis-matched metals on the hardware and it totally makes the piece.

I was worried it would be weird, but really I think it would feel weird if we had this cabinet all full of character and then all of a sudden we had this pristine-looking matchy matchy hardware.That’s how many I used to fill a medium-sized corningware casserole.

That’s probably plenty.Once you’ve cleaned off all the dirt, dust, and fluff from the zucchini that you’re using, chop off the ends and then slice the zucchini into rounds that are about 1/8″ thick.. Now, in my humble-ish opinion, scalloped-anything really needs to have onion in it.

I know not everyone agrees with me because I recently bought a pre-made frozen pan of scalloped potatoes thinking that it would be easy and yummy to throw in the oven one night if things were crazy and busy and there was no onion in that.I was pretty horrified to say the least.