Welcome to Pueblo!

This is the labor of love known as Pueblo.  This was my craft/sewing space at our last home.  I was so excited to have my very own space to make a creative mess in and it was honestly one of the hardest things to leave behind in Texas!  The reason behind the name was because my littlest man at the time would say Pueblo so cute and so it just kind of stuck.  Kids are adorable.  The room was all me with bright colors, whimsy feel, funny art, and away from the house (above the garage).  It was barely bones and we finished it off top to bottom!

Here's a couple great before and afters! 

It was so fun watching it come together.  The flooring was actually given to us by some friends who had redone their house flooring and had some extra!  We for sure like to use any and all resources and spaces available!

 Truth be told I still miss visiting Pueblo!

Some building pics for ya'll...

We had such an adventure building our last house!  We did it together as builder

and his lady side kick.  I learned so much about the process and about

myself.  We are so excited to start our business and build beautiful

homes and projects for ya'll!

We are big on using every available space.  Shelving, closets, and places

to keep 'life' are essential to feeling organized.

Doing the rock on the outside of the house and by our wood stove

was kind of like Tetris.  What a beautiful challenge!

We used Trex decking materials for our balcony and for the steps

on the patio.  Blake also used aluminum to help make them

look amazing!

 

One of the hardest parts was the footers at the very beginning of the

process.  Man Sanpete has some whopper sized rocks that we

had to deal with.

 

I even got to run some equipment, which I have to admit

was super fun.  I enjoyed every minute behind the

controls.

 

 

This was the first house we built for our growing

family.  I loved picking out all the colors and flooring.

 

When I first picked this gold paint I know Blake was dying because

he thought it was going to be ugly.  In the end though we

both loved it.

 

My knotty alder cabinets were so beautiful.

 

 These are all homes that Blake was an instramental

builder on while working for Daniel Crozier Construction LLC.

Blake worked a lot of hard years to learn all the skills that he possesses.  

He is way excited to be building again!

 

This last picture is of a concrete water structure project Blake

worked on.