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I have been having fun looking for these old tire planters at every sale I go to.
I think they are so cool and can't imagine how hard it must be to make one.
I painted this one a pretty turquoise color, filled it with pink annuals and think it looks perfectly lovely on the porch of my store.
I hope I see ya at my store!
Love the planter...hey, maybe you can offer some advice on container gardening. We are renting but I want to put flowers all over our back yard in containers but cant' figure out what flowers to use...guess I am starting with pansies!
ReplyDeleteHi Nancy, I left a message on your website but thought I would double up here. Link to my blog to see a post about your fab shop! Hope to see you next time we are in Olympia.
ReplyDeleteI think your blog looks delightful!
Pam
loved all of your stuff at the funky junk show!! you have the koolest array of treasures!! I will be down to visit your store..need to buy some more of your old papers ;) xo!! ~Bella
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ReplyDeleteLove your stuff.
Those planters are hard to make. The hardest part is turning that darn tire inside out. I painted it Lavendar. Don't have it any more. That was the only one I ever made about 15 years ago.