A few days ago I wrote about
picking up pieces of a couple of old chairs that had been discarded along a street near my house. I went back to the spot and picked up the remaining pieces and made the backs of the chairs into a trellis for some
purple lantana I had planted to attract hummingbirds to the yard.
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Inspecting the raw materials. |
After seeing this awesome monkey pattern that was beneath the faded red seat covering I was tempted to try and refinish the chairs but between the missing parts and damage already done it seemed a long way above my skill level.
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One of the best patterns I've seen in awhile. |
Here's the finished product, just wanted to share how it turned out looking. I'll throw up a new photo when the trellis is covered with delightful purple flowers and hopefully
a charm of hummingbirds. Check out that link for the group names of various birds - pretty good stuff.
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The finished product - Eva approves. |
That's so cool! I love seeing how people repurpose things. Very clever.
ReplyDeleteThanks! It's not the prettiest, but it's hard to get even the simplest thing done while watching a baby. :) I don't think the lantana will care too much about the looks either.
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