I decided to use chicken wire on the old cabinet door frame. I found the mini clothespins at Hobby Lobby. It was pretty simple. I used a staple gun to attach the chicken wire. I found some strips of wood and attached them with small finishing nails (to act as spacers to hold the frame out from the wall a bit.) I still need to add some hangers. I thought I had some in my toolbox--ooops NOT! I have a couple of "L" initials that I will add to the grouping when I actually hang it.
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Well, how cute is that?! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
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ReplyDeleteGreat and cleaver idea! You're quite the "handy woman"...building stuff with your own hands AND a toolbox! :)
ReplyDeleteLove the bird watching in the previous post....they are so fun to watch (especially with binoculars!)
Very cute idea indeed. Good find!
ReplyDeleteIt looks really good. Hubby and I were discussing if we had the guts to do the chicken wire things to our cabinet doors.
ReplyDeleteRoberta Anne
How cute. Love how it turned out. Mimi
ReplyDeleteWHAT A WONDERFUL JOB YOU DID...THAT IS SOOOO VERY CUTE.
ReplyDeleteTHANK YOU FOR SHARING.
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