Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Lakewood show this weekend......
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~It's all about the thrill of the hunt and cruisin' backroads searching for rusty gold. Rummaging for cool pieces of antiquity is only part of the adventure. Next comes the challenge of re-purposing into new creations with updated functionality. Favorite finds are architectural iron, wood salvage, industrial, lighting fixtures, automobilia, farm salvage, and old hardware. But the real story, which always transcends the pickin', is about the interesting people and the unique places discovered along the way!~
11 comments:
That dress form is absolutely fabulous. You could sell those. You did an amazing job!
I love your oh so creative mind!
I never find them either and I've been looking.
Yours you made is wonderful!
Giving a tutorial on it?
Then many of us can quit looking. =0))
blessings,
Barbara Jen
Wow! That dress form is amazing. You know somebody is going to want to buy it. lol Wanna make a bet as to how earlier in the day someone will ask "is this for sale?" Have a good show!
Blessings, Gerri
If you can make that cool a dress form out of chicken wire, you don't need to find an old vintage one. That is an amazing dress form.
Oh my goodness!!! I love YOUR dress form!!! That is fantastic and I agree with Embellish-Vintage...you need to be selling those along with your really cool vases! And...I think you should give a tutorial too! LOL
Fantastic!!! Good Luck at your show, I know you will do great!!!
How creative to make your own dress form!! Just found your blog-looks like a lot of fun!
Hey! Love the dress form you made!!!! You should post a how to on this!!! Love it!
Smiles:0)!
I always adore stopping by your blog, you are so creative with found things and utilitarian materials. Sea Witch
Reading your comments, I think you just scored a whole new business...making dress forms! Get cracking before somebody beats you to it!
Debbie
P.S. I have found mine at auctions, shops, thrift stores, garage sales. I had a wire one similar to the one you made that I sold. You could use old pole lamps as the bases for them!
Debbie
WoW! I'd run out and buy chicken wire if I thought I could make one of those...
Love your blog!
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