Oftentimes, Coach will come home with stuff and my first reaction is, “not one more thing-don’t buy anything else!” And I stomp off to go find something to do while I stew about the fact that the barn is no closer to being my workshop than it was six months ago. Because it’s still full of stuff…no matter how much we sell, it never seems to get emptied. So after I get over it, I go back and look at the new stuff that he has brought home…sometimes right away, sometimes a few weeks or months later. Inevitably, I discover some new pieces that I can work with. Such is the project I shall name:
The Vintage Ski Hat Rack On The White Picket Fence With The Stove Burner Wreath.
As with most of the items I refurbish, I have no clue where they came from. All I know is one day they just appear on the porch or the deck or the yard or the basement, where they remain until I decide what to do with them. So here is the story of The Vintage Ski Hat Rack On The White Picket Fence With The Stove Burner Wreath. At the barn last Sunday, one of the other vendors was admiring the skis that we had in our shop. He had recently created a coat rack from a large pair and instructed me on the how-to. So, since I had a white picket fence section (doesn’t everyone?),
I decided to mount the skis on the fence to create a functional wall-hanging rack for caps. The skis are on the small side, so I supposed you could hang a kids jacket or two on it as well. Once I mounted the skis to the fence. I added the hooks.
But it just looked so plain, so I decided to add the wreath.
Since I didn’t have a wreath form handy, I used the next best thing: an old rusty burner grill from a stove top. It’s round, it has little hooks for wrapping stuff around it…why not?
So I took some garland and wrapped it around the burner ring and secured with wire.
Then I made a little garland with some berries and twigs and such and attached it to the bottom of the wreath with wire.
Then I added a burlap bow to the top.
Then I hung it on the Vintage Ski Hat Rack On The White Picket Fence.
Cute-right?! This will be at the shop at the Holiday Open House in the Barn at Todd Farm this weekend. Hope to see you there! Sue
you’re so creative and talented!
LikeLike
This is so pretty and so creative! I wish I was more creative and thought of things like this!
LikeLike
Thanks Jessica! You just have to think outside the box. You can make something creative out of anything as long as the form and shape are right : )
LikeLike
This is so cute! I love it. Such a creative way to re-purpose old items!
LikeLike
So pretty and festive! Great repurposing idea!
LikeLike
Genius! I love how your mind works. This definitely is one of my favorite holiday DIY’s so far (and I’ve had many). Pinning this!
LikeLike
Thanks Marie! My mind does work in mysterious ways-lol!!
LikeLike
very cute and festive xx
LikeLike
Its fabulous! I love this life size holiday decoration you created. Talented girl!
LikeLike
Thanks Amy!That means a lot coming from you!
LikeLike