Sentences with phrase «old kitchen chairs»

I didn't take many pictures this week (I'm really missing my phone,) but I will always remember my sick little guy, sleeping on my shoulder on the porch swing we made from some old kitchen chairs.

We made the side - by - side swings out of old kitchen chairs and the vintage metal chairs were an estate sale score.

This stencil would look fantastic on our old kitchen chairs which i am planning to breathe life back into.

I have an old kitchen chair that belonged to my parental grandparents.

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I love it when instead of being stuck in the kitchen while everyone else mingles, I pile the appetizers on the island in my kitchen and everyone sits in the old, gigantic, overstuffed chairs that are in my kitchen instead of a breakfast table.

Your tiny eat - in kitchen that was perfect for your trio now has to make room for a high chair and, eventually, you'll have to squeeze in a regular chair when this child is older.

Older toddlers may be taken to a designated timeout area — a kitchen chair or bottom stair — for a minute or two to calm down.

For kids reaching the 2 - year - old mark, try a brief timeout in a designated area — like a kitchen chair or bottom stair — to show the consequences for outbursts and teach that it's better to take some time alone instead of throwing a tantrum.

For leg lifts, put the can into one of your old purses, and hang the purse around your child's ankle and have him do reps while sitting in a tall chair or on the kitchen counter.

The tower would be perfect for my two year old — he is loves helping me in the kitchen, and we are always dragging chairs back and forth everywhere.

My baby is a few months old now and loves watching just about everything I do, so I put him in a reclining chair, so he can watch me working in the kitchen.

For instance, if your 2 year old bites someone or reacts violently by kicking or throwing something, you should explain why such actions are not allowed and then take the child to an isolated place (a chair in the kitchen, for instance) for a timeout to get calm.

I have two older children, and for them I had a highchair that straps onto one of my kitchen chairs.

In the (not - so - long - ago) old days, the only option for a kitchen step stool to allow children to help out at the kitchen counter at counter-height was to push a chair or step - ladder up to the counter or sink.

So, instead of standing on a chair awkwardly in my extremely dark and stormy kitchen, taking way too many blurry pics, I spent my time conquering several other never - ending blog chores, such as revamping old recipes, creating pinnable images for those recipes, commenting on fellow blogger's recipe posts, answering emails, and deciding on what this week's «Mid-Week Past Recipe Revisit» would be.

We truly enjoy them all, from the cozy leather arm chair to the Gray Malin in the living room (our first major art investment) but I would have to say that one of the few items in the house that actually holds special sentimental value to me is the beat up, old long - handled step stool in the kitchen that we call «Little Edgar.»

Second, you saw in last week's post that I bought a new table and chairs for the kitchen, and this is where I moved the old dining chairs to.

Hammered aluminum or pewter trays, candlesticks, mercury glass, kitchen items with red and white polka dots, small chairs (think old school chairs), wooden boxes, scrabble letters, legos (for when the grands visit), white dishes & serve ware, and anything unique and amusing!

I found a pair of old water - marked kitchen chairs at the car boot for # 10 and another mis - matched but similar - sized kitchen chair for # 3 a month later.

MANY NEW FEATURES: new carpet, new LCD televisions, new window treatments throughout, new gorgeous backsplash in kitchen and both bathrooms sinks, new kitchen chairs upholstered, batteries (6) one year old, generator serviced recently.

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Hall was attracted to sustainable art by the practical benefits of using materials easily available to him, anything from old kitchen cabinets or discarded ironing boards to wooden deck chairs and weather - beaten redwood fence posts.

Some of their products include computers, tablets, massage chairs, cell phones, air conditioners, kitchen appliances, cameras, and home remodeling items... Most of their displayed items and old models are offered at discounted prices, making Yamada Denki one of the best places tourists can get more bang for their bucks.

I used to have my parent's old kitchen table and chairs back here and we ate a lot of summer family meals around that table... I shared meals with my Mom, Dad, brother and brother - in - law....

We had our old sofa and chair - and - a-half positioned like that and we didn't like the way it blocked off the room from the dining area and kitchen.

So, to make this potting table dream come true in a weekend, I gathered up a few pots, herb & vegetable plants from Lowe's, pretty green trellises, an old chipped up Adirondack chair hand made for my daughter when she was a baby by my uncle, and a few accessories and I have a great start to a potting area that I hope will only grow into a lovely kitchen garden over the years.

As I mentioned in my last post, I donated my white table and chairs to the Half Note Kitchen because I got a new (well, actually it's really old) set at a flea market a couple weeks ago.

Although she misses seating lots of kids on the custom banquette in the old kitchen, she prefers the unique antique gilded chairs.

I have screws through my rocking chair, an old desk with finish that flakes off (which I love so much I don't want to refinish it), the initials of my children carved on my piano keys... no not by me and not with permission, and a kitchen table with dents and chips in the finish... it was the table my husband grew up with....

I love that you had a chair near that bookcase in your old kitchen.

I made the buffet from discarded kitchen cabinets and an old dresser and painted it to match the table & chairs.

I am happy to have it but right this moment I am sitting on 2 inches of the edge of my husband's old office depot desk chair as the rest of the chair is filled with crap we had to get off the kitchen counters!

As soon as we closed on our house, we started several projects immediately — we replaced our roof, removed the scruffy edges on the extra carport (aka «winnie hole»), added hardwood (red oak) floors in the living room, dining room, kitchen / den, and laundry room to match the floors in the back half of the house, screened and recoated the hardwood floors in the back half of the house, replaced the two sliding glass doors from the kitchen / den out onto the porch with French doors, removed doors between the kitchen and dining room and between the den and entry way, painted the wood panelling in the den, painted the cabinets in the kitchen, replaced the old cabinet hardware, replaced the sink and range / hood, replaced a single wall oven with a double one, added granite tile kitchen countertops, added a beadboard backsplash, replaced a few light fixtures, added a chair rail in the dining room, added crown moulding in the living room and dining room, and painted lots of rooms.

- detail of other glass cabinets - stove & ss items above - pot filler, cool handles - great old barn piece - french basket w / bread boards - light directly on small house painting - kitchen lights - white upholstered chairs in brkfst room, w / side detail - garden stakes in the kitchen - crisp white kitchen - & of course, LOVE the «dumb» waiter, that's sooo «smart»!

Second, you saw in last week's post that I bought a new table and chairs for the kitchen, and this is where I moved the old dining chairs to.

I kept all of my old furniture, repurposed a few things (coffee table became a side table, brought my kitchen shelves into my office and my office shelves into the kitchen, moved pillows around etc), and bought a new chair, dining table, dresser, and nightstands.

For some simple tricks to update your kitchen / diner, use inexpensive wood - effect vinyl flooring from Rhinofloor, use greens and blues to freshen the room, and save space by swapping old chairs for a bench placed against a wall.

All the elements of a traditional country kitchen, from the Aga to the old blue and white pottery, are here, but the John Lewis wooden units, an antique dining table and chairs and Fired Earth terracotta floor tiles give the room a French farmhouse twist.