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The tiles are made from recycled glass. |
OK, this is so TOTALLY not doll-related, but I wanted to share what I've
been doing this week. My very first kitchen remodeling project! The
house I live in never had a tiled wall behind the kitchen stove, meaning
every time oil or grease splattered, it would end up staining the
painted wall behind the stove. Not any more! I finally decided to tile
it myself.
My first step was watching literally 7-8 tutorial videos on Youtube on how to make a tiled backsplash for the kitchen. I've never used mortar before in my life. I've never used grout before in my life. LOL. This whole project has been a first for me.
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Blue painter's tape outlines the area where I will put the tile. |
Anyway, I just managed to finish the tiling today. I was so pleased with the results that I decided to tile a spot right above my kitchen sink as well. These pictures show my stripped-bare kitchen during the work. The blue lines around the edges of the project are blue painter's tape.
The mortar has to dry overnight before I can do the grout and caulk the edges. Not done yet! But ... the major work is done.
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The mortaring and tiling begins! |
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After a full day of work, the tiling is finally done. | |
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I had some tile left over, so I decided to do a spot above the sink as well. |
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