Think it's too early to thinking about and planning for spring? Never!
As a matter of fact, now is the perfect time to begin planning your yard and gardens,
and for more reasons than one. First of all, it's wise to plan ahead and be prepared,
but even more beneficial (at least in my eyes) is the lift your spirits get when you
envision the warmer weather, the blooming flowers, and all the other things that
come along with springtime.
What better way to recycle old windows than build them into a unique garden greenhouse
As a matter of fact, now is the perfect time to begin planning your yard and gardens,
and for more reasons than one. First of all, it's wise to plan ahead and be prepared,
but even more beneficial (at least in my eyes) is the lift your spirits get when you
envision the warmer weather, the blooming flowers, and all the other things that
come along with springtime.
What better way to recycle old windows than build them into a unique garden greenhouse
or potting shed? Check out what some creative folks have crafted using reclaimed old
windows and doors, and maybe you'll be inspired to create your own!
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These are all so amazing!
ReplyDeleteGlad you like! Happy New Year!
DeleteYou have motivated me to build one in 2013.
ReplyDeleteAwesome! Good luck with your project!
Deletevery cool! I love them all!
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting!
DeleteThose all look beautiful and I want them for myself!!
ReplyDeleteMe too!
DeleteThanks so much for the feature! I love ALL of these!!
ReplyDeleteThanks Anne! Glad you liked the post!
Deletelovely! I dream of having one someday!
ReplyDeleteMe too. Definitely on my "to-do someday" list!
DeleteThese are wonderful photos and ideas!
ReplyDeleteWe have a small greenhouse that I had repaired when I moved in. It is attached to our house with a door that leads out from the basement. There is a heating vent into it, so it stays warm. This year, I brought in a cherry tomato plant as a test and just ate 5 cherry tomatoes yesterday! There are new green tomatoes and more blossoms forming!
Loving your blog more and more since I discovered it and your jewelry is amazing!
Fredda
The Magnificent Magnet
http://www.themagnificentmagnet.etsy.com
You are so fortunate! Thanks so much for visiting and I'm glad you're enjoying the blog! Glad you like the jewelry too! :)
DeleteI love this blog!! This has given me a great idea for the ugly old dog kennel in my backyard. It would provide the perfect support to hang the windows from. It's the one item I haven't found any pictures of being repurposed for anything other than a chicken coop.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful and great ideas as long as they don't use glass in the roof part. (too dangerous)
ReplyDeleteYour website is very "idea inspiring" and one of my favorites to visit! Thanks for all of it.
PS: Your jewelry is so unique!
The house with the periwinkle paint over the door (and cut-out art flowers)... how *smart* that design is to have doors on both ends and a pathway through.
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