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| Source: Pottery Barn Catalog |
I came home and knew exactly what I was going to do with these adorable little baskets. I was going to make it into a 3 tiered basket with a wooden dowel...
I went to the hardware store and bought a wooden dowel for $3.00. I measured the height I wanted and cut it with a saw.
I then painted each stick with some grey paint I had left over from my front door remodel and it matched perfectly. The bottom basket was attached to the bottom of the longest wooden dowel by simply using a screw. The second basket was attached by using a double ended screw because the second dowel was also going to have to be attached to it.
I then placed the smaller basket on top and used a screw to hold it into place....
I was done...easy fix and I only invested $5.00...wooden dowel and screws.
It is now resting comfortably in my craft room. Let me show you what I'm using it for....
I attached a cute metal flower that has a magnet on it to bring some color into it....
The top basket is great for all of the washi tape I have accumulated.....
The middle basket holds alot of decorative accessories I have......
The bottom basket is being used for alot of mini scrapbook albums I have made.....
I am so happy with the way it turned out and it is a great addition to my craft room....
So next time you are in a store, always check out the clearance section....you never know what you might find.....
Have a great day!!!
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You amaze me at your craftiness!
ReplyDeleteI love it!
ReplyDeleteOH MY HECK! OH MY GOODNESS! OH MY GOSH! I absolutely LOVE this! You would make my day if you linked this to my party {going on now}...it'll be fun ;-)
ReplyDeleteJessica
myworldmadebyhand.blogspot.com
go you!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteWow! That is a crazy good deal!! Good thing you're creative! :)
ReplyDeleteLove it!
ReplyDelete~ Megin of VMG206
Looks awesome! I wish I was that lucky at Pottery Barn :-)
ReplyDeleteSweet find! Not to mention those baskets easily could have been wasted if they never sold due to missing the center piece. Stopping by from the My World - Made By Hand link party. Love your site! Now following! Come check out The Frugal Freshman Homemaker if you'd like!
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Hi! Just popping in from My World - Made by Hand link party, and this is amazing! What a great deal on those baskets, I'm so jealous. I never go in there because I know I'll get sad when I refuse to drop lots of loot on things, but now I think I'll have to be brave and strong, and just go straight for the clearance! What a great project - thanks for sharing! Definitely pinned & following :)
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Kim @ Two Ten
OMG! I love that tiered basket too. Good work! Love your blog ;)
ReplyDeleteJamie ~ Better With Age
Adorable! And so handy, love that it can hold a lot :)
ReplyDeleteMandy with The Hankful House
What a great and thrifty project! I would love if you would share this over at our blog hop http://www.ablossominglife.com/2013/03/frugal-crafty-home-blog-hop-13.html
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ReplyDeleteJessica
myworldmadebyhand.blogspot.com
You did an amazing job with that amazing find! I LOVE this piece and I am so glad yo gave it a good home!
ReplyDeleteYou did an amazing job with that amazing find! I LOVE this piece and I am so glad yo gave it a good home!
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