I just found your channel. Love it! I was going to suggest taking the door off of the oven and removing the racks inside or lowering them. And see if the toaster oven would fit in that space til you got the oven fixed 😁. Then I saw the date on the post. Anyway, love your “make do with what you have” attitude! Several years ago, my husband and I built a work shop out of old culled logs originally for a log house. We bought the culls from someone that had bought culls from a log home place. We bought his culls. Some are rounded, some are squared off. We made them work. Over the years we cleaned it out sanded and sealed the work bench for a kitchen counter, stains, dents, gouges and all. We cleaned and stained the concrete floors ourselves. It is now the family gathering spot. No kitchen sink, but pool table, couches, and big tv😁
Hi, nanny! My grandkids call me nanny, I just want to tell you, how much I love the old primitive, country, cabin look, the dry sink is awesome, my kitchen in my cabin is made up of pieces I bought from auctions, flea markets, your butcher block table will be beautiful, one of a kind, I actually found d an old butcher block table at a antique store, it came from an old store that had a meat market , from Memphis , Tenn. Gave 300 for it, it's pretty old, mr. Brown bought me an old settlers cabinet, my sink came out of my mother in laws old farmhouse, I need to do video on my cabin, love the video, xoxoxo
O Mrs. Brown you are so sweet, thanks. One day we will have to visit each others kitchens and do cooking episodes. I would love to see a tour video of your kitchen. I have seen things around your kitchen that caught my eye and attention. I would love to see more. Sounds like you got a great deal on that butcher block.
I love your kitchen. And thank you for taking us around your outdoor kitchen table that you brought indoors. You've 'gotten' talent and imagination, honey!,so enjoying your videos.
Nanny, I love your kitchen. Every detail. The old tins, the glass cabinet, your outdoor table, the fabric skirting. Looks like my grandmother's house before she got a more modern update. You are doing a great job. Love you.
O Granny Bee you just made my day. I am doing my best to re create a cabin home feel of what so many of my family's homes looked like when I was a child. I have only began to put things in place and to get someone to say that they are already starting to see the results has made me so happy. I am trying to create an old pioneer poor backwoods homestead look. I am so glad to see someone noticed. I love you to girl.
Yes, to what you said about the homes in your childhood. I had several "back-woods" kin folks, and this truly was how they lived. My dad went to the Army and used his first flushing toilet. He learned to be a diesel mechanic and the oil boom was big in Odessa, Texas. He moved us out there and made a good life for us, but we came back regularly to visit both sets of grandparents. I was 12 when grandma and grandpa finally got electricity to their home. She got a gas stove and put the wood stove outback in the smoke house. She got running water at the kitchen sink and a bathroom. We did not have to draw water after that. She did have a flushing toilet, but half the time we still used the outhouse. They thought we were rich. I strongly suspect that my dad paid for the improvements, and that is why they thought we were rich. But I still miss my grandma's (and other relative's) homes. @@hootnannyhomestead8338
So Nanny- four years later, how did your design change? I may need to look around your channel for a more recent one, but good to see what you started with. Our modular home was set on its walk-in foundation in the fall of 2016. And our kitchen is still a work in progress! There is supposed to be a good sized 3 or 4 season back porch that we put on hold due to lumber prices. I really counted on having that porch for a large pantry and canning area. Our kitchen wood stove takes up a good amount of kitchen space because it is not airtight. We also have a 2016 propane range. Our house is open concept so there is some wiggle room between the kitchen and living room. Yours looks functional, with everything at hand. I'm still working on that. ~ Diane
flip flop barnyard made a butcher block table and stuff there is a video on them maybe that could give some ideas too ....... as far as the table you brought in sand it and finish it and add shelves under, it will be great,
Your kitchen is ol'farm style and that is the trend these days. So, girl, you are in style 🤣LOL Wish I had your skills, spend my time waiting on my man. I love him though❤ thanks for the kitchen tour, anxiously waiting to see you do more.....YOU GO GIRL!!
Well what do you know, I"M IN STYLE!! Amazing, I just do me and never really cared if it fit with what others where doing. You get up and go learn how to do these things, no more waiting on anyone, and you can ask me all the questions you want.
HEY girl you inspired me! I got out and made a garden bed today.😁 I used what we had. Surprised my husband. Lol It's on video/TH-cam - Southern Blessed Homestead. Thanks again for inspiration ❤
air drying the dishes is better no germs from the towels on your clean dishes eventually you will build enough spare space to have counter space hugssss from Ontario Canada
Good morning Nanny , I really like your kitchen table . I replied to your email , I just pig tailed off our other conversations . Girl , you are looking good . Have a blessed day
We are in Arkansas. We don’t have very bad winters. Usually. We just finished having one of the worst winters I’ve ever experienced in my whole life living here in Arkansas and yes I was wishing I had some insulation but normally it’s not like that. We do have insulation in 95% of the cabin. The washroom was a new addition that just hasn’t been completed. We do plan on completing that insulation project this summer or fall.
I love your kitchen. I feel right at 🏡 home. The table is one of the BEST❗❗👍😘🐓🌼🐓 NEXT TO YOUR MOTHER IN LAWS DRY SINK.So many many fond memories your table. And there is plenty of room. & love for ALL of us. I love you. Chat soon. Hi HOOT❗👍 You have a BEAUTIFUL WIFE. CHOW from MICHIGAN
I just found your channel. Love it! I was going to suggest taking the door off of the oven and removing the racks inside or lowering them. And see if the toaster oven would fit in that space til you got the oven fixed 😁. Then I saw the date on the post. Anyway, love your “make do with what you have” attitude!
Several years ago, my husband and I built a work shop out of old culled logs originally for a log house. We bought the culls from someone that had bought culls from a log home place. We bought his culls. Some are rounded, some are squared off. We made them work. Over the years we cleaned it out sanded and sealed the work bench for a kitchen counter, stains, dents, gouges and all. We cleaned and stained the concrete floors ourselves. It is now the family gathering spot. No kitchen sink, but pool table, couches, and big tv😁
Yes oven is working now. Glad you got a place you love. You sure love it more when you put blood sweat and tears into it. Thanks for watching.
Hey Susan if you don’t mind me asking. How did you find my channel?
I love your kitchen! I also love how you turned that crate into a cabinet. That was amazing 😉
I try to always think out of the box, or crate in this instance.lol
Hi, nanny! My grandkids call me nanny, I just want to tell you, how much I love the old primitive, country, cabin look, the dry sink is awesome, my kitchen in my cabin is made up of pieces I bought from auctions, flea markets, your butcher block table will be beautiful, one of a kind, I actually found d an old butcher block table at a antique store, it came from an old store that had a meat market , from Memphis , Tenn. Gave 300 for it, it's pretty old, mr. Brown bought me an old settlers cabinet, my sink came out of my mother in laws old farmhouse, I need to do video on my cabin, love the video, xoxoxo
O Mrs. Brown you are so sweet, thanks. One day we will have to visit each others kitchens and do cooking episodes. I would love to see a tour video of your kitchen. I have seen things around your kitchen that caught my eye and attention. I would love to see more. Sounds like you got a great deal on that butcher block.
I love your kitchen. And thank you for taking us around your outdoor kitchen table that you brought indoors. You've 'gotten' talent and imagination, honey!,so enjoying your videos.
Thanks so much, you are so supportive.
Oh I am loving your kitchen!! Great job!🙂👍
Awesome, you can come over and cook me supper in it any time you want.lol Just Kidding my friend.
I absolutely love all of your enthusiasm! You are creating such a lovely home!!!
If it turns out like I have it in my head it will be great. I guess I don't recognize my own enthusiasm..thanks for pointing it out. LOL
Nanny, I love your kitchen. Every detail. The old tins, the glass cabinet, your outdoor table, the fabric skirting. Looks like my grandmother's house before she got a more modern update. You are doing a great job. Love you.
O Granny Bee you just made my day. I am doing my best to re create a cabin home feel of what so many of my family's homes looked like when I was a child. I have only began to put things in place and to get someone to say that they are already starting to see the results has made me so happy. I am trying to create an old pioneer poor backwoods homestead look. I am so glad to see someone noticed. I love you to girl.
Yes, to what you said about the homes in your childhood. I had several "back-woods" kin folks, and this truly was how they lived. My dad went to the Army and used his first flushing toilet. He learned to be a diesel mechanic and the oil boom was big in Odessa, Texas. He moved us out there and made a good life for us, but we came back regularly to visit both sets of grandparents. I was 12 when grandma and grandpa finally got electricity to their home. She got a gas stove and put the wood stove outback in the smoke house. She got running water at the kitchen sink and a bathroom. We did not have to draw water after that. She did have a flushing toilet, but half the time we still used the outhouse. They thought we were rich. I strongly suspect that my dad paid for the improvements, and that is why they thought we were rich. But I still miss my grandma's (and other relative's) homes. @@hootnannyhomestead8338
Hi Granny bee I love you CHOW💐🌻🌻🌻🌹🌹🌷🌷🌸🍄🍄🙌🀄🔯👍
@@evalinawarne1337 Hi. I have been out of town, so just now catching up.
GORGEOUS. I can see it all coming together!!
Thanks. Little by little, right?
I look forward to part two, Nanny. Thanks for inviting us into your kitchen today. Be blessed!
Your Welcome, trying to find time to finish it before I show it.
Looking good! little by little and it will all come together. Then some more of that cookin!
That's right! Thanks
Awesome kitchen! So jealous of that block!
Thanks, I been enjoying having it indoors, I actually want to cook now.lol
love the table
Thanks.
So Nanny- four years later, how did your design change? I may need to look around your channel for a more recent one, but good to see what you started with. Our modular home was set on its walk-in foundation in the fall of 2016. And our kitchen is still a work in progress! There is supposed to be a good sized 3 or 4 season back porch that we put on hold due to lumber prices. I really counted on having that porch for a large pantry and canning area.
Our kitchen wood stove takes up a good amount of kitchen space because it is not airtight. We also have a 2016 propane range. Our house is open concept so there is some wiggle room between the kitchen and living room. Yours looks functional, with everything at hand. I'm still working on that. ~ Diane
flip flop barnyard made a butcher block table and stuff there is a video on them maybe that could give some ideas too ....... as far as the table you brought in sand it and finish it and add shelves under, it will be great,
Thanks for the info.
Your kitchen is ol'farm style and that is the trend these days. So, girl, you are in style 🤣LOL
Wish I had your skills, spend my time waiting on my man. I love him though❤ thanks for the kitchen tour, anxiously waiting to see you do more.....YOU GO GIRL!!
Well what do you know, I"M IN STYLE!! Amazing, I just do me and never really cared if it fit with what others where doing. You get up and go learn how to do these things, no more waiting on anyone, and you can ask me all the questions you want.
HEY girl you inspired me! I got out and made a garden bed today.😁 I used what we had. Surprised my husband. Lol It's on video/TH-cam - Southern Blessed Homestead. Thanks again for inspiration ❤
Just a little tweaking on that table,it would be beautiful, maybe some stain or varnish?
I guess it's got it's rustic charm.lol
air drying the dishes is better no germs from the towels on your clean dishes eventually you will build enough spare space to have counter space hugssss from Ontario Canada
I agree.
I love your channel , new here, and cannot wait to see more. Have a great day.
Well thanks, I'm glad you found us. Be Blessed.
I love your wooden utincles . I have some but now I am looking for a ladle . I have looked on line but I can not afford those prices.
Gail, you pay attention to detail, and I like that. Yeah the store bought stuff can get pricey.
Good morning Nanny , I really like your kitchen table . I replied to your email , I just pig tailed off our other conversations . Girl , you are looking good . Have a blessed day
Hey Lady, Thanks, I'll be replying soon.
Thank you for inviting me into your kitchen ,but where is the coffee and monkey bread?😁
You just wait Marie. I got something cooking.lol
Forgive my ignorance, but what state are you in? What is your winter like? Just wondering how you have no insulation.
We are in Arkansas. We don’t have very bad winters. Usually. We just finished having one of the worst winters I’ve ever experienced in my whole life living here in Arkansas and yes I was wishing I had some insulation but normally it’s not like that. We do have insulation in 95% of the cabin. The washroom was a new addition that just hasn’t been completed. We do plan on completing that insulation project this summer or fall.
I love your kitchen. I feel right at 🏡 home. The table is one of the BEST❗❗👍😘🐓🌼🐓 NEXT TO YOUR MOTHER IN LAWS DRY SINK.So many many fond memories your table. And there is plenty of room. & love for ALL of us. I love you. Chat soon. Hi HOOT❗👍 You have a BEAUTIFUL WIFE. CHOW from MICHIGAN
Thanks Evalina
@@hootnannyhomestead8338 You are Welcome GOD BLESS YOU IN JESUS NAME