The irony to my roofing dilemma is that when I started this project I thought it was going to be my quickest project completed, I THOUGHT I had everything I needed to do a Shabby Chic "thrifty" cottage. I had this grand idea of making my own shingles with paint and sandpaper, well after a few DAYS of trying different ideas with that, I gave up!
So I researched shingles and decided I liked these the best, and I figured I would do a white washed look on them, to flow with the rest of the look. So I painted the roof underneath the shingles white, so it wouldn't show if there were any gaps.
Then I actually started playing with the shingles and realized they should be more of a gray
Then the gray got darker
So I repainted the roof dark, but then realized the edges looked stupid as there was no texture or depth to it, so I grabbed this strip wood roll stuff I have and did the edges with that
And here are some pictures (in poor lighting because it's middle of the night so I can get no natural light and I'm leaving tomorrow so I don't have time to get a better shot :)
Anyway, here is another exterior shot. The roof still needs the ridge cap painted and installed, and I have many porch details...including a few hundred flowers that still need to be made :)
Hope you enjoyed my roofing experience.
The last 2 days at home working on this project were truly amazing!
Great work! The roof is fantastic.
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