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Wooden shoes and scarves
January 3rd, 2007
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If you are a subscriber to my ezine, you may have gotten an issue of it from me talking about my many collections. The collection included in the picture in that issue was my collection of wooden shoes. I had previously mused in this blog, about what to do with those wooden shoes and had gotten some great suggestions about them. (You can read that blog entry at http://www.frugalbydesign.com/blog/2006/06/10/mailbox-storage/ .)
After the suggestions were left, I thought I’d share a photo of what I eventially did with those wooden shoes. They are now wall art in my designing cabin. You’ll see in the picture that scarves were also used as drapes off the ceiling lights. If you do that yourself, make sure you use low-wattage bulbs, and don’t leave them unattended EVER. Click on the picture below to get a better peek at these:
Have you done anything with wooden shoes? They are indeed, a bit “different” as a decorating tool.
Your Frugal Decorating Diva,
Nancy
SHERRI on 5 Feb 2008 at 7:14 pm: 1
A FRIEND OF MINE TAKES HER HUSBAND,S OLD WORK BOOTS AND CUT MORE HOLES IN THE TOP OF THEM AND PLACES THEM THROUGH OUT HER GARDEN WITH VARIOUS FLOWERS AND PLANT GROWING OUT OF THEM..MY FAVORITE IS DONE WITH THOSE HENS & CHICKEN PLANT (that’s what i think is’s called).