I went out yesterday afternoon while Cameron was taking his nap and Shawn was home. I wanted to check out our thrift store to see if I could find any goodies. Well, they didn't have much at all, but I did by this mold and this little barn red and tan checked towel. I thought the towel would be cute coming out of a basket or a crock or something. Luckily, it matches my kitchen walls perfectly. Anyway, for $1.50 I guess you can't beat that - right? I wanted to find some wood goodies, but they have the same stuff I have been turning down for months so I left it all behind.
I decided to put my new mold to good use last night and I made me a larger pantry cake. I thought it turned out pretty good. I also made me another smaller one, but soon ran out of sugar. My husband asked me this morning where all the sugar went..... he wanted to make himself some sweet tea and well I told him that all the sugar was in my sugar molds and pantry cakes - Oops.... sorry honey! Your prim wife needed the sugar for her prim crafts (lol). Here are a couple pictures of my large pantry cakes.
Last weekend when we went to visit my parents, I bought this picture that was on this board. I thought it was quite ugly, but for $1.00, I thought it had great potential. My wheels were definitely turning and I thought I could sand off the picture and remove the hanger from the back of it and use it as a stovetop cover. Well, I got it home, removed the hanger and decided to just flip it over and use the other side, unfortunately it was about 2 inches short, but it will do until I can get one made.
Definitely has potential - don't ya think? I am not sure if I should paint it or keep it the natural wood color, but it should work for me for at least a little while. I added a few extra screws to is yesterday to make it a bit more sturdy and cracked the wood, but it seems to be holding up well. So, what do you all think of my made-do stovetop cover/doughboard? I just need to work on decorating it now and finding the perfect items for it. Perhaps that will be my new home for my pantry cakes.
Definitely has potential - don't ya think? I am not sure if I should paint it or keep it the natural wood color, but it should work for me for at least a little while. I added a few extra screws to is yesterday to make it a bit more sturdy and cracked the wood, but it seems to be holding up well. So, what do you all think of my made-do stovetop cover/doughboard? I just need to work on decorating it now and finding the perfect items for it. Perhaps that will be my new home for my pantry cakes.