Sustainability in design: the future of net zero building

But anyway, that gives you an idea of how it used to look..

So if my cord was 60 inches long, that means that each strip was 45 inches by 5 inches.. Once I had my strips all cut out.I ironed a little fold over to finish up the ends of each piece and sewed them all up.. Then I folded the whole thing in half, then I sewed along the edge using black thread because I didn’t feel like changing the bobbins, then one of my bobbins ran out halfway through so I had to change it anyway.

I put another black in for consistency.Why I needed to be consistently the wrong color, I don’t know, but it just felt right.. Once everything was all sewn up, I turned all 4 mini covers right side out and put them onto my cords!I love my overly dramatic lamp cords.

If you can’t hide it, feature it!.If you’re cringing as much as I am looking at those vinyl floors, don’t worry!

A fabulous new rug is on its way to my door as we speak!This random crafty idea popped into my head the other day.

It was one of those ideas where you’re off and running with the project within 30 seconds of thinking of it, just cause you can’t wait to see if it will actually work out.. Kennedy and I have been playing around with some of the decor from the Fall bins this last week and she set up my little fantel (fake mantel) for me.And just like that, kitchen design magic was made!.

Let’s start out by looking back a few years at how our kitchen used to look, and then I’ll show you how we quickly updated our cabinets with the new GE Iron Grip adhesive, and I’ll show you how awesome that part of the kitchen is looking now.So here’s how it used to look:.

Our kitchen has honestly always been pretty enjoyable to be in.The only problem really was that the style was out of date.