I went through a phase where I liked roosters and chickens.
Ok, I still like them somewhat. I have a few lingering in the kitchen; mind you there are no verbal 'cock a doodle do's or poop to step over.
(Lolo wants chickens in a bad way, but she also wants a baby bison)
Ok, I still like them somewhat. I have a few lingering in the kitchen; mind you there are no verbal 'cock a doodle do's or poop to step over.
(Lolo wants chickens in a bad way, but she also wants a baby bison)
A few months ago I was clearing out some clutter and I looked up, saw this plate on top of a cabinet and declared it was the ugliest thing I've ever seen.
I said out loud:
I said out loud:
WHO BROUGHT THIS INTO MY BEAUTIFUL HOME?!?
And since I was home alone, only my inner voice answered. Guilty as charged.
I put it in a box in the garage for donations.
A week later as I passed by the box, and I had a vision:
This could be a bigger version of my pig.
(excuse messy garage counter)
So I grabbed a can of chalkboard paint and went to town.
It was a matter of days before someone 'adjusted' my mantra for the week.
Was anyone surprised?
Bee Kind + teenagers = BeHind
Have a great weekend and remember, to watch your behind 'cause this Mom rules.
XOXO
This could be a bigger version of my pig.
(excuse messy garage counter)
So I grabbed a can of chalkboard paint and went to town.
It was a matter of days before someone 'adjusted' my mantra for the week.
Was anyone surprised?
Have a great weekend and remember, to watch your behind 'cause this Mom rules.
i LOVE your new version of the write-on plate!!!! you are so smart :)
ReplyDeleteGreat transformation! Gotta love chalkboard paint. :-)
ReplyDeleteVery impressed with your resourcefulness! :)
ReplyDeleteBest re-using of a plate ever!
ReplyDeleteCute! Hope you all have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteI'm pleased to see this proof that a person should never throw anything away, which is mostly my mantra. You can always find some (nearly) useful use for items that would otherwise end up in a garage sale!
ReplyDeleteI like both! My kitchen has roosters. But very clever to re-use something and make it into something more amazing and useful. You go girl!
ReplyDeleteI was excited when I saw your name come up in the new blogs today because I know your writing will produce a smile from me - - - and you did not fail this time either. Your girls are about as resourceful with words as you are! Roosters still can be attractive - - to hens - - but your 'make-over' is brilliant and definitely goes better with your current home decor.
ReplyDeleteI knew you were clever. Great idea!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely... always be kind to old chicken plates. I don't have any plates with animals, but I do have a few ceramic roosters that I have had for at least ten years and still love them sitting way up high atop my kitchen cabinets. Much better than pigs in the kitchen. LOL
ReplyDeleteThat's so totally creative and cool...the plate spray painted...well yes, the Be Hind too :)
ReplyDeleteWell, aren't you just a crafty little thing? Martha better watch out!
ReplyDeleteThinking of new uses for old things is one of the best creative pastimes. Well done! xoxo
ReplyDeleteCute, cute!
ReplyDeleteHappy 4th!
You impress me to no end.
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