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I was terribly impressed when Ruth McKinsey sent me the photo of her adorably crafted upper kitchen cabinet door.

She wanted something different and so she took Plexiglas to create a glass front for her cupboard, fashioning faux leading just inside. She copied the design on her valence as the design to the back of the cabinet so that it showed through the Plexiglas front.

She then used a spoon as her handle! Now how cute is that!!!

Great job Ruth! How creative!