Every once in a while I stumble across a great website.
Here's one of the best I've seen: My 1923 Four Square, by JC from Ontario.
http://my1923foursquare.blogspot.com/2011/07/mouldings-and-cabinet-update.html
JC's journal is loaded with magazine quality photographs giving us close inspection of his skill and knowledge.
Please join me as a follower of JC's website. Leave a comment for him. He sure deserves applause for his stunning work.
http://www.my1923foursquare.blogspot.com/
I think we're in for quite a year of fascinating posts from JC as he restores his home. He is a good teacher, and is quick to share his successes as well as "those unexpected lessons learned".
I recently left a comment on this site about the moldings he fabricated to match the original.
Hi JC,
Wow. A jaw dropping wow! You do amazing work, and I just had to drop a line to congratulate you (your determination to find the exact profile for the moldings) Oh how sweet it is. Fabulous photos by the way. I agree with you, I love how the light defines the moldings. Your place is a magazine article in the making. Push for an opportunity to do that.
Mrs. D
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