There are boxes of books awaiting unpacking....
And a rusty old tin full of burnt forgotten treasures, begging to be turned into something...
If only I knew what...????
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ReplyDeletei love collecting but the date for use is sometimes so distant I get shakey!
Oooh, treasure! Those rusty lovelys would look wonderful framed as art.
ReplyDeleteThat metal stuff could all be recycled...
ReplyDeleteLooks interesting - have you thought about a wind chime for the rusty devils.....I have a lovely one made from old spoons and forks.
ReplyDeleteOH!!!! I just bought and read a great book for those "treasures". Salvage Studio and you can order it from Amazon.com or just log on to SalvageStudio.com or Amazon and you can browse some of the ideas in the book without spending a penny! They used old silverware for drawer pulls, jewelry and hooks etc. It was SUCH an inspiring book! I love your blog and will be checking in regularly! I want to make some of your crochet items...I WISH I could knit but so far no luck! LOL! Thank you for sharing your life with us!
ReplyDeleteI love rusty found objects, Ive even got heath picking up old bits of tin of the ground for me now. He's converted. :)
ReplyDeleteIve been making my own rustic looking frames from some scraps of timber and mounting rusty old things in them with some hand stitching etc ... they look really good. The possiblities are endless.
I agree...wind chimes. I have 2 myself, made by a school chum from spoons and forks.
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