This is not A HOUSE, to be honest. What would you call this?
Plant Closet? Germinating Cabinet? ;)
Well, anyhow...
I had a dream.
It wouldn't leave me alone. So...
...I began my project by gathering suitable supplies
[ second hand stuff, naturally, as far as possible].
What did I need?
Seven old windows, more or less the same size.
Some wood for the frame.
Four wheels, six pairs of hinges, few screws.
Some wood for the frame.
Four wheels, six pairs of hinges, few screws.
A saw, a screw-driver and a vacuum cleaner.
[ YES, the windows were dusty! ]
Sand paper, masking tape, paper to protect the surfaces,
a brush and some paint.
[ I found this grey-blue paint by the recycling tanks.
Yes; un-opened, ready-mixed, suitable for doors and windows outside.
One liter was just enough!
Thank you, my unknown neighbour! :) ]
You'll definitely have a good idea of what to put inside it, won't you?
Flowers, herbs, salad, pepper, tomatoes... You name it!
But how?
My husband [ yes, he is so much better with tools like a lock saw ]
My husband [ yes, he is so much better with tools like a lock saw ]
carefully cut and fastened laths for the selves.
These selves are actually metal gratings from old kitchens,
found from a rubbish container again.
They are adjustable, which helps the plants to grow.
This was a demanding task, but not impossible.
And 100% worth it, don't you think?
And 100% worth it, don't you think?
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I took part in Tikkurila's Makeover Contest with this GreenHouse.
ReplyDeleteHave a look and vote:
http://www.muuttumisleikki.fi/selaa_kohteita/kasvihuone_vanhoista_ikkunoista.958.html