I was be bopping along one of my favorite shopping haunts and found these little beauties outside a shop as an art piece.
They look a lot nicer than my mushroom patio chairs too.
This post is part of Trash to Treasure Tuesday.
Tuesday, September 8, 2009
Grow Flowers in Old Lawn Chairs
Here’s a seriously cute creative reuse project for those old 50’s style lawn chairs – turn them into flower pots!
I was be bopping along one of my favorite shopping haunts and found these little beauties outside a shop as an art piece.
They look a lot nicer than my mushroom patio chairs too.
This post is part of Trash to Treasure Tuesday.
I was be bopping along one of my favorite shopping haunts and found these little beauties outside a shop as an art piece.
They look a lot nicer than my mushroom patio chairs too.
This post is part of Trash to Treasure Tuesday.
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Love those! Where did you see them?
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I CAN'T BELIEVE you didn't watch the game on Saturday! :)
That's an interesting thing to do! Hmmmm. :)
ReplyDeleteI signed in this time using google friends. Goodness. Now I can't get my blog to show up. LOL I guess you changed your comment section since I don't recall having this much trouble before.
There we go, I fixed it - I think.
ReplyDeleteTher you go giving me ideas again. How am I ever suppose to clean my garag out if you folks don't stop encouraging me to by 50's lawn furniture etc.???
ReplyDeleteKimm, Franklin Park Conservatory had these chairs set up outside the old Z Gallery (*sniff*) at Easton.
ReplyDeleteThat's a pretty good decoration for a garden, but they're not to useful. They might look good in the corner of a garden where they are out of the way and kind of look like they were forgotten about and left alone.
ReplyDeleteVery different...but that is art.
ReplyDeleteI think these are fabulous! If you cover them with succulents, then people are less likely to park their behinds on the art work.
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