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I admit it -I'm a hoarder- I hoarder of many things-beautiful, detailed iron beds is one of them. I have several beds sitting next to my smokehouse waiting for something-but what is it? I've seen people make benches, fences, and more out of these. But I like them just as beds-and I have a few more in the garage-someday I'll get an idea for these wonderful beds!
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Oh lucky you! I would one as garden element and one as wall element they are so damn pretty!!!
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Carola
Coming over from Faded Charm White Wednesday and so glad I did! Following you now! If there's one thing I'd be proud to admit hoarding, it's iron daybeds! Your's are fab!
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Oh goodness they are glorious. olive♥
ReplyDeleteWell, how lucky are you! I don't think I could wait to use these. Room dividers, message boards, gates, I can think of so many uses, and I agree with my friend Carola, one would have to be used in the garden....
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Lucky you! You have gorgeous white beds in this post. Good luck with figuring out what you'd like to create with them.
ReplyDeleteHi Rebecca, It's not hoarding it's collecting:-) You never know when you will find the perfect home for them... better to store than not have!! I am looking for some to use for garden trellis, but I can't find any:-(
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How lovely your white beds are! I, too, would enjoy just looking at them, but I'm sure you'll put them to good use...such great finds!
ReplyDeleteLynette
well, I have an idea...you can give some to me. They are great...by the way what a cute pink Christmas.
ReplyDeleteTrust me, if I came across an iron bed that was affordable I would hoard them as well. Aren't they romantic? Marcia
ReplyDeleteWouldn't they be fun as a daybed in the garden???? So many possibilities!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection to have. They are really a piece of art. I like the fence idea and they would also look great as a backdrop for a garden. Thanks for sharing!!!
ReplyDeleteWow!! They are super pretty ~ you can always put them up as beds in the garden and plant flowers in them. I did that with a small dolls bed (about 2 feet) but how cool would it look to have a full sized bed filled with flowers??? Pretty awesome.
ReplyDeleteOh lucky you! I would love to find a couple of iron beds at thrifty prices! That one looks just beautiful!!
ReplyDeleteOk I am finding a truck and coming to get one! They are fabulous!!
ReplyDeleteThose beds are gorgeous!! I think they would look great sitting beside my potting shed!! LOL
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Blessings~
Hi Ella Mae! I would buy them from you in a nano-second, girl! (sigh!) I've been looking for one for soooo long and they're nowhere to be found around here. You're so lucky to have these!
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xoxo laurie@heavens-walk
LOVE these!! :)
ReplyDeletewoot! love the beds.. yes I have seen them used in gardens, hung on porches with pictures and planters, hung on a wall with collectibles and photos, and of course as beds and benches.
ReplyDeleteSome people use one as the backboard, and cut another in half for sides as a Daybed..
So many ideas...just got to imagine, yes?
Thanks so much for visiting...and, yes my pooches are my favorite whites too, although they can cause a lot of tumbleweeds.... :-)
I see you have keep-it-itis too! Well, I sure would have a major case of it if I had that bed hanging around...have a great night and thanks for stopping by.
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Beth
Hang on to them until an idea comes to you....I always get so mad at myself when I get in to one of my "down size" moods and get rid of my great junk I don't know what to do with...and then an idea comes to me. These are beautiful!
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xojanis
Those are SO versatile...I LOVE THEM!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great collection you have. They are really a piece of art. The fence idea is good and they would also look great as a backdrop for a garden.
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