Wednesday, June 11, 2008
In the Garden...
You never know what you might find in the garden - and the more unexpected the better. I recently snatched up this white distressed mantle, not having a clue as to where I might put it (which is usually the case). As much as I would love to put it in my home - there is just not a single spot - plus not for sure what kind of paint is on it - which might be dangerous for my lil' guy. So I thought, how 'bout next to the house in that big bare spot - well, it works for me. And since my better half is not crazy about me puttin' holes in the siding - this works great - I just leaned it up against the house! So I'll change it out for the seasons and it will be another nice conversation piece in the garden!
Happy Creating Friends! Blessings to ya!
Cathy Cobblestone
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Gorgeous Cathy!
I have been so busy but I haven't forgotten that you asked me how I put the frames around my pictures...
I use Paint Shop Pro 8, do you have it?
If so it is really easy!
Let me know...
Wishing you a blessed evening!
That is indeed a conversation piece. I have not done much junking lately, maybe this weekend.
I love the unexpected so I look forward to your blogs.
denise
I LOVE it! You have inspired me!
Another pretty treat for the eyes! I have been looking for an old mantel inside - but if I ever do find one, I might borrow your idea.
hugs, Linda
Oh my goodness, Cathy! That is so pretty! I love your mantle out there and your Americana showcase for your garden is just gorgeous! You're so clever!
~ Tammy
Once again......I LOVE it!!! you are so creative Cathy!!
You never cease to amaze me!!! Beautiful as usual.
I just love to find surprises in the garden. Its perfect!
Smiles,
Lea
What a great summer gathering for outside!! I love the mantle! Makes me want to go outside and decorate more! Thanks for the inspiration!
I love the mantle. And what a great idea. I can't wait to see how you decorate it for the next season. I have always wanted a mantle and now if I am ever lucky enough to find one I know where it will go! BTW I loved the sideboard you painted. I think I am about to start a painting project myself.
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