Wednesday, May 15, 2013

chair...

I went to a ladies shed yesterday, you know, where they say they are getting rid of everything, and then.....
they don't want to sell anything...lol...or...
they want $400 for a dresser that is missing parts and has been in the shed for thirty years...hahaha!
I did find a couple things,
one is this chair, I swear, I think it is beautiful!!!!!


I love the cross on the back!



and the worn burlap!


swoon!!!
but of course I can't keep it, I have no!! room,
so, I am going to take it to my booth to see if anyone see's the beauty that I see, and falls in love!!!!
so, should I leave it as is?


or tuck some succulants into the holes,


for a garden chair?
what do you think?
thanks





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8 comments:

  1. It's stunning just the way it is! The little succulents are the perfect touch.

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  2. Oh hard choice Stefanie. I love it's rustic charm for indoors. Although it would be sweet outside also. Just knowing that outdoor chairs eventually fall apart when planted. At least mine did, after quite a few years. I think I would leave as is. Thanks for sharing it with SYC.
    hugs,
    Jann

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  3. It is a beautiful find...I would leave it as is!

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  4. What an adorable chair. I have to agree with another commenter that the chairs don't last too long outside. What I do like the succulents.
    Have a wonderful weekend,
    Bev
    @ Eclectic Red Barn

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  5. I would leave it as is, no succulents. Love it!! Becs

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  6. Maybe it could go on an enclosed patio. My sturdy oak table (1908) warped and fell apart after only 6 mos outside. I'd love to see a cushion made from a burlap grain sack with a French transfer print sitting on it.

    Laura from

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  7. Love the Chair ... Such a dilemma ..cause it's fabulous as it is but it could be fabulouse re-furbished too .. I don't know this is where I get confused when I have to make these sort of decisions .. LOL !!!

    So have you made your decision.. ??

    Blessings ..Sara

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