
I'd love to have a little greenhouse like this or this. I've been collecting old wooden framed windows that I find for free on Craigslist, in the hopes that someday I'll be able to construct some sort of greenhouse. I have about 50 windows so far, and no idea how to transform them into a structure.
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Ravenna Gardens has some beautiful sheds, made by John Akers.
There's also a man on Whidbey Island who makes some pretty beautiful sheds out of reclaimed materials. Pretty creative folks, if you ask me.

Happy Monday, friends.
4 comments:
amber: our greenhouse/wellhouse started out with recycled windows, just like yours you are gathering. now all you need is the building materials for the framework!
good to read a new posting from you!
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have you tried to draw it up? that usually helps me! but I grew up with a dad who measured and drew EVERYTHING so that is what I do now. :) Hopefully you get it up soon! I can't wait to see it!
How stinking cute!! I hope you get to make your greenhouse someday! I kept meaning to ask you what all the windows were for! =)
Glass greenhouses and left over pieces made into functioning pieces of a house are one of my favorite things.
I always forget about craigslist. It's nice people will give things away for free.
Your photography is very beautiful by the way :-)
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