Once I made my lanyards, I did not have any place to hang them. I didn't think the door knob to my closet would work too well (especially since I already have a purse or 2 hanging on it but that is another post!)
So, I started thinking....always a dangerous thing for me to do!
I remembered seeing this idea in blog land and on Pinterest and I thought I could make that happen!
So, I gathered my tape measure, my rake, and a hanger.
A few minutes of my time and there you go - a wonderful way to hang my lanyards and my few necklaces.
(I don't own a lot of necklaces. I have one that I wear all the time and that's about it. Plus, I am always tearing the ones I have apart to use in craft projects!)
You know, my walls look white in these pictures, it is really a soft yellow. Go figure.
The rake belonged to my daddy. It's one of the few things that I have of his and it always brings a smile to my face. He had a love for farming and gardening. Since he has been gone since 1991, I didn't think he would mind me hanging this up in my home.
(I can hear him and Mama laughing about it in Heaven right now!
I can just hear him say, "That girl!")
The rake was already off the handle....honest!!!
(Disclaimer: no garden rakes were injured during this task.)
I didn't want to add anything to it or paint it because I like it just as it is...old and worn.
It's a good thing!
I've always liked this idea, and it looks great with your lanyards. Especially meaningful since it was your dad's rake, too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute idea! And what a great way to remember and honor your dad. I think he is smiling down from heaven!
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Heidi
I've seen this idea on Pinterest, and I thought it was a good one. But it's even better because the rake belonged to your father. What a great way to organize your lanyards and necklaces. By the way, those lanyards are really cute. So glad I don't have to wear one now!!!
ReplyDeleteOh what a wonderful idea, I love it. You are one very clever girl to think of this idea. Do you use your lanyards a lot? Your Dad would be so proud of you.
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