Tweakin' a treasure!
Sometimes a garage sale find needs a little fine-tuning to fit into your decor. Take this rustic mirror Istole bought for only $2.00.
I liked the frame (barn wood is always good for me) but the shape was a little too cathedral for my taste.
So I turned the whole thing upside down...
Sometimes a garage sale find needs a little fine-tuning to fit into your decor. Take this rustic mirror I
I liked the frame (barn wood is always good for me) but the shape was a little too cathedral for my taste.
So I turned the whole thing upside down...
...and added a set of deer horns that some dear had donated to my collection!
His distant cousin, a real turkey, volunteered the feather that hides a screw.
Hop over to Jen's Sanctuary Arts at Home Blog! She's hostessing her monthly make-over party today! The ideas at her place just keep on coming!
Definitely an improvement!
ReplyDeleteThat is an improvement and my husband would LOVE it!!
ReplyDeleteMaridith
Much better! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect! Everything needs more deer horns! That mirror was a great find! Thanks for joining in on the party! Jen
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!
ReplyDeleteThat's awesome!
ReplyDeleteThat came out really good! Awesome job.
ReplyDelete-FringeGirl
That has Montana written all over it--fun redo!
ReplyDeleteToo, too clever, Cher!
ReplyDeleteI love the shape turned upside down...how cool is that????
ReplyDeleteVery clever! Great idea!
ReplyDeleteGreat redo. Has a very rustic charm.
ReplyDeleteHave a happy day
Kris
You have such great ideas Cher. I like it better upside down as well.
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