Poor Josephine suffered a torrential rain without her cover so I lost two weeks drying her out and figuring out how to get her into the garage. My garage door is only 84" tall and she is 90" tall. I ended up taking off her wheels and sitting the drums on two car dollies. She rolled right in after that and is now safe and sound in the garage.
I cleaned up her hub caps and repainted the Scotty logo on them. I think they turned out nice.
When I camp I have to sleep well. The couch cushions would never work for my hubby and I so I decided we would have a permanant bed and give up the couch. I got the top of the bed frame finished. I will add two drawers underneath for extra storage. I will also have the water tank and water pump under there as well. This way the water pump will be insulated a bit from making too much noise.
I also made some headway on the kitchen cabinets. I am going for the vintage cottage look so the cabinets are distressed and glazed. The backsplash looks like vintage ceiling tiles and the hardware will be vintage as well. I love the look so far!
To get this look I used one coat of primer, one coat of the lighter wall paint and two coats of the blue. Then I sanded it down to rough it up a bit and rubbed on the glaze.
