In the Workshop Series Part II I layered and layered on the paint.
It was definitely worth all the layers of paint cause the walls of tar paper look great.
Now I need power. We had an outlet right next to the workshop but we had it rewired for the jacuzzi {worth the sacrifice}. Now the best outlet is one from the garage. Since budget is a concern the simplest and cheapest thing is to run a long outdoor electrical cord through PVC to the workshop.
Easy Peasy!
Then I found a perfect old jewelry box at our local antique store’s yard sale to use as my “electrical box”. Just wanted a place to curl up the cord and get it out of sight. Why are outdoor electrical cords ugly orange?
The flexible metal electrical tubing is just for looks!
My dad gave me an old rusty funnel about 10 years ago that I sometimes hung on the wall or use in a table setting adding fresh flowers. Now I have a new use for my great rusty funnel…a hanging buzz, buzz…light!
I used a pig ring as a way to hang the funnel up {yes, and kind used in real pigs to keep them from rooting}.
This is my favorite thing…so far.
What has been spent of that stingy $300 Budget;
Primer and Paint $60
PVC $22 {had paint and primer for the PVC}
That ugly orange outdoor electrical cord $17
Old jewelry box $6
Flexible metal electrical tubing one foot .80¢
Electrical cord and light kit for hanging funnel light $4
Left in my pocketbook…$190.20 Eak!
Up next…Workshop Series Part IV or Righty Tighty, Lefty Loosey
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