Back to the topic at hand....love & junk! Was in Wally World picking up the usual household must-haves when I spotted the end-cap with the flowers. For $17 I picked up a dozen red roses, some seeded eucalyptus, and a bundle of tulips. Below are three quick and easy, very low cost (like the flowers) ideas to show that special junk lover how you feel!
In my box of doo-dads I happened to find this old drawer......must have come from some sort of storage cubby.
I started by removing the label/drawer pull with my tool of choice....a vintage butter knife! Now I can stand it on end.
After cleaning the drawer, I added some dark walnut stain, and reattached the pull....to the new front side.
Frenched her up a bit by printing some sappy French phrase on scrapbook paper.
Insert an empty glass votive holder and plop in a few flowers and voila!
For option 2, I went to my local second hand store and came home with a 50 cent glass container.
I had some burlap ribbon and some red & white gingham check that I wrapped around the container and looped through a vintage butterfly hinge.
I added some vintage skeleton keys for some dangly visual interest. Kind of a "key to my heart" symbol....or is that cheesey?
The container for option three came from my shop du 'junque as well. It's a beat up old match holder. Once again, I inserted a clear glass votive holder to house the flowers....and keep them hydrated.
Next come the tulips and some more seeded eucalyptus. By this time I had almost forgotten it was still winter in ND!
Add one vintage music lyre, and we're done!
After cleaning the drawer, I added some dark walnut stain, and reattached the pull....to the new front side.
Frenched her up a bit by printing some sappy French phrase on scrapbook paper.
Insert an empty glass votive holder and plop in a few flowers and voila!
For option 2, I went to my local second hand store and came home with a 50 cent glass container.
I had some burlap ribbon and some red & white gingham check that I wrapped around the container and looped through a vintage butterfly hinge.
I added some vintage skeleton keys for some dangly visual interest. Kind of a "key to my heart" symbol....or is that cheesey?
The container for option three came from my shop du 'junque as well. It's a beat up old match holder. Once again, I inserted a clear glass votive holder to house the flowers....and keep them hydrated.
Next come the tulips and some more seeded eucalyptus. By this time I had almost forgotten it was still winter in ND!
Add one vintage music lyre, and we're done!
Happy Valentine's Day.....thanks for stopping by!!
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