1900 Farmhouse

The oak tree tile trim pieces finally were ready last Monday and came out surpisingly okay, so this past week has been spent installing the...

Crawling. That is what happens when too much glaze is applied on my trim tile pieces and the glaze pulls itself off of the clay piece, I am ...

After receiving the call from Georgie's , the everything ceramic store, that my trim tiles were done being bisque fired, I picked them u...

This past week I have been redoing the trim for the oak tree tile mural after the initial attempt ended up in catastrophic warpage . The thi...

After coming back from a week and a half vacation in Ireland , I discovered that the oak tree tile trim was completely dry and ready to be b...

I have just finished the final making of the trim and here it is, set to dry. Not the most exciting post, I realize, but that is why I choo...

This part deals with making the side trim of the oak tree tile mural . Here it is in final form, drying: The first stage, in rough form, af...

After feeling somewhat successful at the trial trim creations, I decided that production for the trim around the oak tree tile mural was to ...

This is part two of my exploration of making trim for my oak tree mural . I apologize on part one for the huge spaces between the pictures....

I hope I don't jinx myself but I'm going to capture a step by step process on how I'm going to make my trim around the oak tree ...

I got the track light Friday afternoon (much earlier than I thought) and I just got done installing the track system tonight. It took about ...

Yesterday, I had an idea of how to light up the oak tree mural. Place track lighting on the hearth floor, aiming up to the tiles. To try it...

Hello! After getting my first cell phone, I've decided that technology has finally won me over and I'm creating a website (with the ...