OK, this is confession time on "Take Six". I love to see a sweet idea for my home, yard, garden, etc. Most ideas of things I do in my home are ideas that I have seem somewhere, at some point in time, and just tucked the idea away until I am able to duplicate it with my own touch. I think that is why I just love, love, love, to see someone else do the same thing. A couple weeks ago, I posted some ideas on container gardening. My friend, Georgene, loved this idea.
Her children have long since outgrown little rubber boots, as have mine. She checked Frenchy's (our local 2nd hand store) and there were none to be seen. So she popped over to my favorite store. . . say it everyone. DOLLARAMA!!!! and found the perfect solution. 
For $2 a pair she had the perfect containers for her flowers, and decoration for her fence. It makes my heart sing when someone takes an idea and runs with it, making it distinctly their own along the way. Thank you Georgene, for sharing your version with us! I LOVE it!!
Oh I love this!!!!! SO cute!
ReplyDeleteJudy@cutest-little-things.blogspot.com
Adorable! I am going to pin this!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable!!!! I really love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHow darling this turned out.. Love the crocs on a wall! thanks for dropping by and leaving your kind comments... blessings, marlis
ReplyDeleteHi lovely lady. Yes this is a adorable !!!! I need to do this for my back yard great Idea sweet lady. Thanks for your lovely comments. I hope you have a Great Day.
ReplyDeleteXXOO
Diane
Oh what a cute idea, with holes for drainage and everything! Thanks for stopping by my blog, I am enjoying yours!
ReplyDeleteHi Tanya,
ReplyDeleteThis is the cutest idea I've ever seen for a container garden -- just perfect for fences! Makes me wish (yet again) that we had a fence:) Thanks so much for visiting my blog and leaving such sweet comments! I'm really glad you liked the post.
Hugs,
Denise
This is such a cute idea! I love it with both the boots and Crocs!
ReplyDeleteThanks for your visit to my blog and sweet comment about my formal china. It is Noritake, the pattern is called "Knottinghill".
What an adorable display~ how ingenious too since Crocs have drainage :-)
ReplyDeleteLoved this idea so much that I pinned it to Pintrest with a link to your site. Thanks for the inspiration : )
ReplyDeleteSo creative! I love it!
ReplyDelete