It isn't exactly what I had asked for, but he was making it from what I said, so next time he makes one he knows what works and what doesn't. He also mentioned a tool he needed to do the sides better for a peg, so I will have to have my son about it and see if he can get him that for christmas. My son works for Bostich and can get tools at a discount, so he always buys dad something new each year. Hopefully they will have whatever it is;)
Their was supposed to be 5 rungs, but I guess my husband didn't hear that, lol. I do make larger heavier quilts, so this will be great for that. Later, I can have him build me a skinnier one with more rungs.
The ladder looks great...I love it just the way it is...you'll be able to see more of the quilts this way...
ReplyDeleteyou are so very lucky to have DH to make you one of those..it looks awesome!! they are great if you have a wall to lean them up on..I am outta walls!!
ReplyDeleteI have a little wall space. I am redoing things a bit at a time, and trying to clear out the clutter and simplify things. I was thinking I should have one in my sewing room, then I can hang unfinished quilts on it.
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Debbie, this turned out great!! Kudos to your hubby!!
ReplyDeleteIt's funny as two weeks ago i asked my honey to build me a rugged tobacco ladder - just like this! :)
I don't think his is going to come nearly as nice and finished as yours has!
Love the ladder. I have one (thicker) that my hubby made for me several years ago. I love it.
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I actually wanted a rugged one, but he has to be so exact, lol. I told him I will make my own things, some old wood and slap some nails on and that is my idea of building;)
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