Rest up for the big haul ;P Feel better

Hugs for you

Take care Brae.

Hope you feel better soon! :o)

Hope you’re better soon!

I hope you feel better soon, Brae! It’s no fun being sick….. ! Rest is the best cure!

Aw, tuck tuck under the blanket.

Aww, sorry to hear you aren’t feeling well. Very cute illustration for us though. Feel better quickly!

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Hope you feel better soon x

Take care of YOU! Hope you’re feeling better soon.

Feel better soonest!

Things are looking really great and the colors do look really nice!

Susan

Looking great Brae!

This is so exciting! And the color combination is killer, I can barely wait to see the stones in the final color.

Oooh, looking fabulous.

I love the color and textures too! Go Brae

I love the colors and contrasts, and the stonework is superb!

My comment should have been “Wonderful!” With an explanation mark, not a question mark. There’s no question that your work is Wonderful! Thanks for always sharing so much!

It looks amazing, Brae!!

Hi Brae,
I just wanted to say that I’m loving this project. I’m always happy to see a new post on The Brownstone. This little window is very cute, and all the detailing on the front steps has just blown me away! Great work
Kristine

The Timberbrook window complements the timber assemblies on the facade beautifully. The cold (presently -45.40 F) has brought everything where I live to a virtual standstill, so watching the progress of your build is most inspiring this evening. Lovely work!

Wonderful?

I skipped all the math, but I like the pictures! Rofl!

What a beautiful door!

Yeah! More eye candy and learning delights!

Can’t wait to see what you turn it into! I thought about doing it, but I have at least 2 projects in the works now, and just didn’t see a clear vision for it–so maybe next year. Besides–I still have so much to learn from you!

I think that is a brilliant way to spend some of your winnings. I think it is a great ‘Starting Point’. Could lend itself to so many things. Can’t wait (although I will have to) to see what you do with it.

Oh, I can’t wait to see what you create! I was actually thinking about trying this time, just because I think the kit is so cool.

Hi Brae,

So many possibilities for what it could be and it’s going to be a long year of waiting ;-) Glad that you’re going to continue with the Brownstone too.

Susan

Cool!

We get immediate gratification and delayed gratification at the same place :grin:

Hi Brae! Love the look of the front door and the way that you have treated the plate glass and also the little door bell and the door hardware. All is perfect!

elizabeth

Thank you!!!

I may still get to a Tall Ship someday…they are beautiful. And, I’ve even been sailing on one.

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Hi, Teddi - nice to see you around as well!

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Thank you!!!

Thank you! I’m so glad you enjoyed meeting Sherwood.

Thank you!!

Thank you!!

April - I just might!!!

Thanks, everyone!

Found the post I missed thanks to your meticulous entries :-) You are the best blog poster!

Susan

The door looks awesome, Brae! Love the pebbled glass look. I have to go back, I must have missed that part.

Susan

Wonderful! Love the lock too. Nice planning; it’s turning out beautifully

Awesome! Especially the lock plate

I’ve just been catching up with your work - it’s beautiful - I’m always amazed at what you do

I love the idea of the lock plate. Such a clever detail!

Bravo!

What a handsome, intelligent, easy-going, happy, wiggle-butt of a dog you bought. We have our ‘Clementine’, a real girl one, and I’m of the opinion you couldn’t have found a nicer friend for you kitty. As for window art, Aussies are adept at it and capable of turning a car window into a masterpiece … kudos to the talented artist, at first glance I thought it was a real dog as well.