Monday, July 02, 2007

Chic Chicks

Granary(left) and Coop (right)

We began here and now, the job is finished at last!
My daughter-in-love and I power-washed, primed and painted this old granary and chicken coop these past few weeks, trying to do most of our work in the mornings to dodge the 90-degree-plus heat of the day. We used barn-red and white to add a little country charm to our premises. Today I finished up by caulking, shining windows, and adding the screens to the coop. I also set a fogger inside (chicks outside) to try to get rid of some of the July Flies that seem to be thick out there. I think we turned our ordinary chickens into "chic chicks" since giving them a snazzy new place to roost.
I'm thinking of stenciling
"Fresh Eggs"
on the door.

This is the chicken coop, as you can see a few of the biddies are going in-and-out the door.

7 comments:

  1. Wow great job. Looks like a whole new property!

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  2. That's the poshest chicken coop I've ever seen. I bet your ladies love it!

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  3. Perseverance Pays Off!
    Great job girls!
    Love the red colour and now your tire swing stands out as well...so idealistic/picture-perfect!
    Love it!
    Are you going to plant any flowers/vines/window boxes along the side yet Jody or wait until next year if you do. Looks great!
    Proud of you both!
    Joanne

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  4. What a coop! Those chickens need a floral print curtain on that big window! And a flower box under it. And a cute old metal lawn chair in front. Then you need to kick out the chickens and use it for your own play house!! So cute

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  5. Good job! It really looks terrific, Jody. I like your stencil idea too.

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  6. It looks great Jody, and I love the Fresh Eggs idea for the door! My hens would certainly be jealous if they knew :)
    Debbie

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  7. It makes me want to be a 'chook' fancy having such a beautiful home. May you be blessed with many eggs! LOL

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