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GingerPeach
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Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-12-2020 12:02 AM

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godi
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-12-2020 06:14 AM

Very nice! Sail away on a sunny day in your dreams. 

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Oznell
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-12-2020 06:39 AM

Now, that's inspiring, @GingerPeach !  And imaginative, colorful, with great texture contrasts!

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wilma
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-15-2020 02:15 PM

Very nice!

 

My kitchen windowsill is too narrow and is open to our sunroom so it’s not really practical to put anything on it.

 

 

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spiderw
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-15-2020 02:52 PM

I like that grouping!  It is summery and warm.  I too put items on some of my windowsills and it always looks nice.  

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froggy
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-15-2020 03:11 PM

Very pretty! But my windowsill collects too much dust and dirt to do something like that.

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Katcat1
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-16-2020 02:20 AM

More to dust so no, thank you.

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Bri369
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-16-2020 09:27 AM

Way too cluttered...

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Ruby Laine
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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-16-2020 09:35 AM

I love the ocean, and how nice to keep it right in front of you while you're at the sink.  I think I'll get my shells out a little early!  Thanks for sharing.  

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Re: Kitchen windowsill in midwinter

‎02-16-2020 10:28 AM

@GingerPeach  The beach is my happy place, so I can see how this would help get you through the winter! 

We haven't had much of a winter down south, but the wind has kept me off the coast plenty of weekends this year. 

Sandblasting is just taking exfoliating a bit far Cat Very Happy

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