Here's what I came up with! |
I really like the uncluttered look that it gives my stove top. Before I show you more about the instant counter space, I want to give you a close up of the vignettes to each side of it. |
The vignette on the other side is a FF pitcher that I bought at a yard sale.....the top was missing so I repurposed it as a vase! |
I wanted to give you a little info about how H made my instant counter space. |
It was such an easy project that H had time to make one for the sink too. |
What happens to my instant counter space when I need to use the stove or sink? The sink piece fits perfect on the bar at the end of the island and the stove piece can sit on the Hoosier desk. |
Or ......I can stack them! |
I love my new "Instant Counters" thank you H! |
Oh my gosh I love this idea! Raised burners always used to bother me when we had them - same thing, lost counter space! And the one for the sink is a pretty neat idea, too! Love the fabrics and the handles aswell. They both look great! xoKathleen Charm Bracelet Diva {At Home}
ReplyDeleteYour kitchen is simply stnning and it couldn't be otherwise, given your so lovely taste, darlin Penny !
ReplyDeleteEvery post of yours fascinates me so much, yours is truly an art, Sweetie, and this time you've given me such a wonderful idea for my stove top, I heartily thank you !
Wishing you the best of weekends
Xx Dany
Love the covers your hubby made for you. How wonderful to have a hubby who can listen to your vision and make it for you. They are so handy and beautiful. Looks like you're both very talented.....you make a great pair. Lovely.......Judy
ReplyDeleteLove yet another of your kitchen statements! I am afraid I would burn down the kitchen with the one on the stove, but I often use the glass top stove as a work area--- so I may have to try this. I bought a bunch of trays at the flea mkt last year and decoupaged them to give as gifts... I use one small one on the kitchen counter.
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! Both look great!
ReplyDeleteLove it! Very nice...Very pretty! Hugs, Leticia
ReplyDeleteGreat work. It's great to have a handy husband.
ReplyDeleteYou make me need to dig in my frame stash and reuse some of all the frames I have stashed. My thought though was a cloth work surface, won't stand up to actual uses. Did you coat the fabric or seal it? Thanks for posting such great ideas, Sandi
ReplyDeletePenny,
ReplyDeleteYou and H never cease to amaze me!! What a great idea!!
Hugs,
Deb
What a clever idea for the stove top! You never stop to amaze me
ReplyDeleteHugs Alessandra
These are terrific!!! Beautiful job!
ReplyDeletePenny, I'm sure I'd do much better at "clean-as-you-go" cooking if I had your kitchen! It's so Front Parlor I wouldn't want to mess it up! I especially like the sink cover as that's where I can use the extra counter space.
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect solution! This is much better than those individual burner covers! Thank you so much for sharing at Celebrate Your Story!
ReplyDeleteHi Penny, What a great idea! I'm always looking for more counter space it seems! Thanks for sharing your idea! Well done! Blessings, Janet
ReplyDeleteWow...this is such a neat idea!
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HAAAA! I found it by searching on your blog. This is SUCH a genius idea and I didn't know they actually MADE things like this. My kitchen is so small that any time I can create extra counter space, I'm all in! So cute -- off to find a frame that will work for me! Thanks for sharing!
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