Last summer I found this tin bucket at a thrift shop. I used it for a fish
theme tablescape once, but always knew that I would eventually
paint it and perhaps use it on the porch to hold gladiolas and hollyhocks.
But then I saw a picture of a galvanized tub that had been covered with
fabric and knew that I wanted to do the same. So I gave the whole bucket a coat
of celery green paint and used some left over fabric from a porch pillow project.
Out came the Mod Podge and voila ~ a shabby chic flower bucket.
It was a quick and easy project for a big transformation.
Now I just need to go out and replenish my Mod Podge supply.
Happy Monday everyone!
Come to think of it Bentley ~ I could cut out puppy pics and
Mod Podge them to your dog dishes. What do you think?
Hugs,
Susan and Bentley
Very pretty and a great idea.
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Susan ~ I just adore this project. Could you give me some pointers on this. Wow LOVE IT ;-)
ReplyDeleteHope you've gotten your Mod Podge supply restored by now, a woman should never be without her Mod Podge! Love what you did to that bucket, the fabric is gorgeous on it!!! Thanks for sharing, Mary
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Oh, I love it! I have the perfect piece of fabric just waiting for a project like this!
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing, Susan
Carolynn..."Chenille Cottage"
The fabric covered bucket is darling, but ohhhh, that fish bucket was just soooo cute!! I don't think I would have been able to sacrifice it! :)
ReplyDeletegreat job, the fabric is gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! I love it, Susan!
ReplyDeleteLove those. I have 2 plain metal cans like the sample you show in floral and now I know just what to do with them.. thanks for a beautiful post and such great ideas Susan.
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