We know that what you read for measurements at the hardware stores are not actually the real measurement when buying lumber. We were so consumed in just getting what we needed and getting back home, neither of us realized what he was basing the coop door on. He bought 10 inch wide boards, and the actual width is smaller. Always shop with a measuring tape. We knew this, and like I said, I think the stress of just getting it done was upon our brains. When they built the door, it came short of what we intended it to be. Another eye roller moment, and another set back to get it all just right. Measure and measure twice when buying materials while building something. Any who, the door was taken back down to paint, and I spent almost 4 hours painting the coop. I ran out of paint, but the only areas left to paint are the very top front and back, where I need a partner present to climb our tallest ladder. I took advantage of our 60°F day, and wil...
Inklings from the Farmhouse, embracing balance and new beginnings.