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It’s exciting as we approach the finishing stages of the studio! Before I show you all the latest progress, I want to remind you what the studio looked like when we started.

Ack, that’s no good!
After the demolition, there was drywalling and painting. Notice that closet in the back was removed to make way for more space in the kitchen.

This week, the cabinet frame went up and the sinks went in.

And the floor started going down!

And down.

And it’s finished!

And it immediately got so dusty and dirty from work continuing around it, you can hardly see how pretty it is.

But eventually the work will be done and the floor will be clean. It’s beautiful. I love it and am so happy with my choice there.
Coming up: Next week will be all about trim and finishing the cabinets. Appliances will start going into place and finishing touches added, such as the self-closing main door and other assorted health department requirements. The countertop on the sink wall will go in last because it is on order and won’t be in until the beginning of May. The studio should be finished by mid-May. I’ll have the health department out for a final inspection and get my permit! Thank you to all of you who helped make it happen. I can’t wait for all of you who can to come see it!
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I thought of you yesterday when I attended a basket making course in a craft studio on a small-holding in the UK…I was thinking how fabulous your craft studio is going to be, and realise just how successful your venture is.
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Congratulations on a job well (almost) done.
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