I’ve been in Hunter’s barn…again! This time I “borrowed” this little wooden tool tote. He had a bigger one but wouldn’t let me take that one! I applied a coat of chalk paint, almost dry brushing it one to allow some of the wood to show through.
Since, it’s on the smaller side, I had to use jelly jars to hold the cutlery. In keeping with Valentine’s Day, I inserted a solid pink and a floral napkin. This is a great way to add, not only color, but prints for the different holidays/seasons.
I also used some Johnson Brothers plates to go along with the theme! I got a whole set of 4 including a platter of $9.99 at Goodwill! I saw the young man bringing them out the back and asked him to walk on up front for me to the register! LOL! They didn’t even make it to the shelf!
While I was snapping pictures, I thought I’d show you my cutting boards. I’ve been picking up some here and there and wanted to display them. I came up with using a basket and also had enough space for crocks to hold the big utensils. I would like a darker basket and will be keeping my eyes open for one at GW.
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Tammy I love this idea! I have something similar as well in the dining room.
ReplyDeletewhat a nice and creative idea!! wonderful
ReplyDeleteIt turned out lovely Tammy. Just perfect for holding flatware.
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this! I have a similar tool box and those dishes! I may have to copy you! :)
ReplyDeleteBe a sweetie,
Shelia ;)
Love this idea. I have a white tool box in the garage just waiting for something like this!I do like how you added the pretty plate as a backdrop.
ReplyDeleteLove your idea! Wish you were close by, I have a darker basket like that one!! Great ideas!!
ReplyDeleteGreat find on those plates, Tammy! I wish my Goodwill had a bit more in transferware. Love how you did up your tote.
ReplyDeleteWhy can't I find treasures like this at our Goodwill? Love the pretty napkin and so easily changeable for the seasons.
ReplyDeleteLove your tool tote and the way you've decorated it. The dry brush paint was a great idea, and I cannot believe it - you stole those plates! What a great price. Your cutting boards look pretty displayed in the basket. laurie
ReplyDeleteI love anything in a tool box. This is a beautiful vignette.
ReplyDeleteI love your toolbox, it is so pretty and finding the set of dishes at that price is definitely a bargain. Love it. The cutting boards are displayed so beautifully too. Great vignettes. Thanks so much for joining TTT. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteLove this and the napkins are so pretty and I love the plate
ReplyDeleteCynthia
You can put Old Britain Castles in anything and it will be beautiful! I have to get an old tool tote. They are so versatile.
ReplyDeleteThis is really cute -- I just pulled a metal tool tray out of the trash that my hubby threw away. Gasp, what was he thinking?? This is a cute use for these!
ReplyDeleteHow lovely!!!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to invite you to check out my thrifted link up!
http://www.youngheartoldsoul.com
Cheers!
Love your red transferware!!!
ReplyDeleteI love the little tool box decorated with valentine's pink! You lucky girl finding those plates at goodwill. I started a collection of Pink Castles a while back too, they are beautiful. Great way to display your cutting boards! Thanks for sharing. Visiting from Open House.......
ReplyDelete~Emily
The French Hutch
Love this .. Great job and very inviting .. Just love it all
ReplyDeleteLove, love this idea! Just gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteTammy,
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this cute THRIFTY idea at my party this week.
Blessings,
Linda
LOVE all the details!
ReplyDeleteLove the towel, very pretty and sets off your whole box. Don't you just love jelly jars!
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