I'm joining with Loree at Danger Garden in her Favorite Plant...This Week meme and breaking the rules a bit.
The spider webs continue to look gorgeous although with the heavy rain and wind we've been getting some a looking a little tattered.
It's the door of my greenhouse which Tom and I installed last night after dark using a lamp attached to an extension cord from the house. The background reminds me of a spider web. The electricians were here all day yesterday and will be here again today, and due to a slight delay, the gutter guy will be coming today as well. So, we should have power by the end of today and be able to move plants on Sunday afternoon. I'm later than usual in posting today because I was waiting for enough light to be able to take a photograph of the door.
About 16 years ago, shortly after we started working on our house and I'd taken my first stained glass class, I found this new door at the Habitat for humanity store and thought it would be great to use inside the house somewhere. I took out the new double pane clear window and made this piece of stained glass to replace it. We decided not to use the door in the spot I had in mind so the window sat upstairs for years. It's full of beginner mistakes and does not represent my best work but it's just right for my funky garden and it's nice that it's seeing the light (albeit just at dawn on a gloomy day) of day again.
With the door in place, the greenhouse is now fully protected from the weather outside. I look forward to next weekend when I'll have a whole Saturday free to play with plants out there!
The spider webs continue to look gorgeous although with the heavy rain and wind we've been getting some a looking a little tattered.
While this is beautiful, it's not my favorite thing this week. What could it be?
It's the door of my greenhouse which Tom and I installed last night after dark using a lamp attached to an extension cord from the house. The background reminds me of a spider web. The electricians were here all day yesterday and will be here again today, and due to a slight delay, the gutter guy will be coming today as well. So, we should have power by the end of today and be able to move plants on Sunday afternoon. I'm later than usual in posting today because I was waiting for enough light to be able to take a photograph of the door.
About 16 years ago, shortly after we started working on our house and I'd taken my first stained glass class, I found this new door at the Habitat for humanity store and thought it would be great to use inside the house somewhere. I took out the new double pane clear window and made this piece of stained glass to replace it. We decided not to use the door in the spot I had in mind so the window sat upstairs for years. It's full of beginner mistakes and does not represent my best work but it's just right for my funky garden and it's nice that it's seeing the light (albeit just at dawn on a gloomy day) of day again.
Probably would look better without a flash, right?
With the door in place, the greenhouse is now fully protected from the weather outside. I look forward to next weekend when I'll have a whole Saturday free to play with plants out there!
Happy weekend everyone!