One evening last week, I put a coat of Kilz on the laying box.
A few days later, I put on a coat of paint to match our house and barn (Sherwin Williams Windsor Greige). Saturday afternoon, before the rainy weather hit, my sweety put on the shingles and added some trim under the roofline. I still need to paint those boards to match the barn and coop trim.Ya'll come back,
Lorilee
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Just found your lovely blog...your name caught my interest...sort of like mine but not really...Koralee. I am a teacher as well! So thought that we had 2 things sort of in common...I would pop over and say hi..from The Harwards Blog! So very glad I did!
ReplyDeleteChickens never had it so good...that is the cutest laying box! You guys have done a great job...now you need to come build me one! It couldn't be cuter~
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Those are some lucky chickens! Everything looks great! Hugs, Loretta
ReplyDeleteWonderful job, Lorilee! Your Sweetie did a great job too! That's a great idea to access the nest boxes from the outside like that!
ReplyDeleteYou guys did a great job, that is the cutest laying box. Lucky chickens...
ReplyDeleteThat paint really brightened up the box. Your chickens will be so happy. Mimi
ReplyDeleteLooks wonderful ! Think ya'll could come do my house?
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Lorilee,
ReplyDeleteThat is one nice laying box. You'll probably have some really contented hens. And it's cute too.
Gretchen
That is the sweetest laying box I ever did see! I'm going to steal your idea. Hope you don't mind! Fifi LeFew layed her first little blue egg today. So 'eggciting'!
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