Makeover on a Dime, I mean, Penny.
I am in the middle of updating my kitchen for as little moolah as possible. The goal is to fix up the current fixtures, walls and cabinets so that the room is a little prettier, but not spend any significant money that would be better saved for the total remodel (a few years in the future).
Yesterday I started painting the paneling. Well, to be accurate, I primed the paneling. It took me two hours to sand it down and then clean up all the dust, and then another two hours to put a coat of primer on. That about did me in, so I decided to call it a day.
Today I'm not home, so instead of working on the kitchen, I've been browsing through Better Homes and Gardens' website in search of projects on the cheap that I could incorporate into our kitchen. I came across this backsplash and figured it could be replicated pretty easily.
These tiles from Lowes are $0.28 each,
These are about 6 inches wide, and I would need about 40 of them. ($11.20) Then one of these sheets,
at about ten dollars for the square foot, would provide me with the accent tiles.
Twenty dollars for a backsplash isn't bad, don't you think?
Linked to It's Great to Be Home's Inspiration Tuesday
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