2 Crafty 4 My Skirt: Old Door

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Friday, April 26, 2013

Feature Friday ~ Entry Bench

I LOVE this entry bench from an Old Door made by Hillary from The Friendly Home.

I love the hooks she chose, the knob, the color, all of it. It's just Beautiful!

Be sure to visit her tutorial!

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Friday, February 8, 2013

Feature Friday ~ Old Door Chalkboard

Katie at Creatively Living made this awesome Chalkboard from an old door. I love the extra little details she added to it. It is so beautiful! She did an AWESOME job!

GO CHECK OUT HER POST FOR MORE INFO AND CLOSE UPS ON THIS PROJECT!

While you are there check out her Project Gallery. There are SO MANY awesome things!

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Monday, October 22, 2012

Craft Fair/Boutique Booth Set-up

I thought since it is craft fair season I would share my booth set up with you.

Our home is about 100 years old, and when we moved in, one of the sheds had a stack of a whole bunch of old doors from the house! SCORE! I thought that would be a cool back drop for craft fairs!

This is what it looked like the first craft fair I used them at. I hoped that the doors would attract a lot of traffic into my booth, but it didn't bring as much as I hoped it would.

Here is how we got the doors to stand up. Along the base there are 2x6's. They have holes drilled in them. The doors also have holes drilled in the bottom, and we use dowels to match them together.

At the top between each door there is one of these hooks. And that is enough to hold them stable.

After being disappointed with how little attention the doors got, I spent a little time looking at the first picture and trying to decide what I could do to make my booth space look better. I decided I should paint the doors bright colors!