Every now and again I spot an old chair forlornly sitting at the curb. Someone didn’t want it, so they left it there in the hopes that someone else would want it.
This is one of those chairs that came home with me.
I made a succulent garden in this roadside treasure chair last summer too. It was so lovely.
I can’t wait to see how this year’s chair garden fills out. I’m already enamored with its beauty. I’ll keep you posted.
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What a BRILLIANT idea. You are a woman after my own heart. I am always repurposing discarded objects. I never drive past our local rubbish bins without craning my neck to see what has been dumped.
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I remember last year’s chair! It would be fun to do with my granddaughters! Happy week, Cindie!
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Cool idea
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I wouldn’t want to sit in it!!! 😀
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Ha! True! Birds are the only things I’ve seen sitting in this chair thus far.
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So cute, what a great idea!
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What a marvelous piece of living art, Cindie!
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Thank you, Mitch. I find it to be quite fun.
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