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I made these planters with 5-gallon buckets (drill holes for drainage) wrapped in burlap potato sacks. Can't find burlap sacks? Ask a restaurant to save them for you...that's how I got mine :) By @Nicky @dirtandmartinis
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vintage sifter - a perfect planter for succulents
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Put your old spice pantry rack to good use!! Plant it with herbs!
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Funnel planter, photo: Laurie Guadino on flickr.
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Clever DIY Storage Project! I Love the Stripes!
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A coffee can, a funnel and a little creativity gives a bird a home.
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"Junk Sculptor" Leo Sewell. Lamps made from various musical instruments. French Horn and walnut plank.
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Door transformed to outdoor shelving with mirror. swoon
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Lamp base birdbaths
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Penny Calhoun I'll bet they have some of these at the flea market in Atlanta this weekend.
Nancy Wallace Well, I hope to see it on one of your Pinterest pages @Penny Calhoun
Repurposed tires -> ALLIGATOR sculpture.
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recycled materials repurposed concrete, stone, ceramic, etc. to make garden path
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Love these doors. <-oh me too! Ingredients: "Cypress siding from an early-1900s Sears Craftsman painted green, wood from a 100-year-old barn, and wrought iron fencing to create the porch’s sliding doors. The doors slide on a new track, but the rollers are antique meat-hook wheels from a meatpacking plant."
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Old chicken feeder upcycled into a planter. swoon!
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Penny Calhoun I'm going to the Scotts Flea Market next month just so I can find one of these!!
Now here's a *somewhat different* reuse of wine bottles -- made into a chair! <-I'm reminded of the Bed of Nails in The Addams Family.
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Penny Calhoun This is too funny!!
DIY solar heater made from soda cans. Should be enough heat for a green house.
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Planters hanging from vintage pulley system wheels. At Bachman's in Minneapolis. #garden #houseplants
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Towel holder transformed into a rack for hanging vases.
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Barbara Benson I could do this over my Jacuzzi tub in my bathroom that I never use.
The moveable coffee table is a CASKET CARRIER.
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Penny Calhoun NANCY!!!!
Nancy Wallace You know you want one ;-) @Penny Calhoun
Penny Calhoun OMGoodness!
bottle home for seedlings #seedlings <-CLEVER soda bottle garden cloche!
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Deborah Bier Is there ventilation? This could get might hot in the sun.
Penny Calhoun After they sprout they don't need the humidity. You could use these outside, then take them off about 9 o'clock.
Cloche from thrift store, light fixture...cool idea, love it!
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Charlene Brantley This would look nice with a solar light in it.
Old book spines glued to a box. Great idea for a hidden bookshelf storage...this one is for sale on Etsy
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Antique chair to accommodate climbing vine, Clematis.
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Old neckties repurposed as chair seats! This example, from ToolGirl.com, is really well done. The post links to a tutorial, if you want to DIY.
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A garden hose and zip ties...just add some garden accessories to make a great housewarming gift! Great reuse for a worn out hose, too
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cute handle for my storage shed outside. <-swoon!
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This has to be one of the best ideas I've seen: using a flower frog on an appetizer tray for asparagus !!
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Terra Glass Footed Pastry Dessert Stands, Set of 3 <-These work GREAT as little table-top terrariums.
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Old plates as a garden border.
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Mardia Park thanks for the great tip - been wondering what to do with those useless shelf hoggers
How cute is this? Jenny Peterson Design created this for her Austin balcony.
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Elaine Titze I would so like to do this!!!