It is a feature called "Cheapskate Hall of Fame". How great is that? Since the makeover only cost me $65, I guess I qualify. :-)
Last summer was dedicated to giving my front door and garage door makeovers as well as a new house paint color. Here are the Before & Afters:
Good-bye wrought iron railing. I also had a 4 x 4 cement extension of my front step. I love it - it makes such a difference.
The step-by-step tutorial is here:
http://generalsplendour.blogspot.com/search?updated-min=2010-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&updated-max=2011-01-01T00%3A00%3A00-08%3A00&max-results=14
Happy Thursday!
Congratulations!! How exciting.
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ReplyDeleteYou must be very proud to have your house featured in a magazine. Only few people have this kind of opportunity, and I’m pretty sure your friends and neighbors are jealous of that. Well, your door makeover definitely deserves to be in a magazine because I can see how you really worked hard to achieve this kind of enhancement.
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Maricela - thank you SO much for your sweet comment. It was the garage door that made it into the "Cheapskate Hall of Fame" in This Old House. Because I was able to do it for only $65 they thought it was worthy. :-) Thank you again!
DeleteNo wonder your door made it into the "Cheapskate Hall of Fame". For a limited budget, an old door was given a wonderful transformation worthy of recognition. Also, thanks for sharing the step-by-step tutorial!
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