I have seen so many blogs that have displayed ladders in their homes or in their gardens. Painting them different colors and placing flowers, books or collectibles on them.
Someone was going to throw this one away, so I rescued it from the trash and brought it home. I took out my Annie Sloan "Old White" Chalk Paint and dry brushed a coat of paint on it.
I really liked how the paint gave it a vintage look.
I put it inside first, to see if I liked it.
Then I tried it outside, next to our old screen doors.
I had painted them with Annie Sloan "Duck Egg" Chalk Paint.
I love the old glass door knob.
I'm still deciding which spot I like the best.
I wanted to share with you this next idea. I thought it would be a great afternoon project for kids.
I bought a galvanized watering can and painted it with some white paint.
Then I took a marker and just sketched on the can.
The kids could draw anything and then have
their own watering can for the garden.
A Simple Fun Project!
Happy Thursday everyone!
Last weeks Simple & Sweet Favorites!
Go check out Design Till It Shines' post Farmhouse Whites!
Diane will have you collecting vintage whites and kitchen collectibles to display in your home. She adds a romantic touch with flowers, so pretty!
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Go check out Penny's Treasures' post Flags on the Clothesline!
Penny shares her creative idea of displaying flags on an antique clothesline. Her old washing machines add a little whimsy to a cute memorial tribute!
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Go check out Have a Daily Cup of Mrs. Olson's post Sneak Peek of Where I Will Create!
Jann will inspire you with her beautiful craft room. You'll love how she organized her cupboard wit numbered baskets. So creative!
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Go check out At the Farmhouse's post Banana Cake!
Suzy makes the most amazing banana cake in a ring tin. She decorates it with icing and pecans. So Delicious!
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Go check out Thimbles, Bobbins, Paper and Ink's DIY Faux Chalkboard Garden Signs!
Jennifer shares her idea of using an old picket fence and chalkboard paint to create whimsical garden signs. I love her free hand veggie pictures!
Be sure to check out Jennifer's blog!
Jennifer shares her idea of using an old picket fence and chalkboard paint to create whimsical garden signs. I love her free hand veggie pictures!
Be sure to check out Jennifer's blog!
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