I have a quick, inexpensive Upcycled Fall Door Hanging project I want to show you today. I was at Goodwill and saw this tin basket. It had seen its better days. They marked it $1.99 but had a pink tag which was 1/2 price that day. Of course, I snagged it up. I wasn’t quite sure what I’d do with it, but knew I’d come up with something.
I had some Frog shape tape left from my DIY Wood 2 x 4 Pumpkins I had made and thought the tape would be perfect for this project.
I gave the tin a good coat of yellow paint. When that was dry, I cut the Frog Shape Tape to the size of the basket. Then painted over the entire basket with a rust color. I purchased the flowers from Dollar Tree and arranged them in the tin basket and hung it on the front door. The total cost for this project was $5.00. I now have a cute Fall Door Hanging and I saved something from going into the landfill.
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LOVE this idea! SO cute!!!
That turned out so pretty!!! I love it!! I was at a thrift store today and was thinking what can I make out of some of these things. It's so much fun!!
That turned out super cute! Don't you just love a Goodwill bargain!! :)Marti
Great facelift on that hanging bucket! Love it!I’m following you via Pinterest. Found you via SoMe2. Hope you can follow back! Carolynhttp://www.ccmcafeeperspective.com/
I need some of that tape! That would make painting something fun, so much easier!
This is so cute! What a great project! Came over from the Daily Blog Boost. Emily @ Love, Pasta and a Tool Belt
You did a great job with this! Going over to pin it right now!
Looks great! I love that you repurposed something. I really want to get some of that chevron tape. I think I could repurpose a few things myself. lol
Great idea! #MotivationalMonday
What a great job you did
Thank you so much for linking up at All Things Pretty. I hope to see you again tomorrow at @ http://myfashionforwardblog.com
What a great way to reuse that container. I must admit, I often pass by seasonal decor, forgetting all about the power of paint! Nice job – and thank for sharing with us at Dream. Create. Inspire. Link.
Thank you Jenny! I love to find ugly things and make them beautiful. Thanks for hosting and have a GREAT day!
Thank you for linking up last week!
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Mila
Oh wow! That’s super exciting. Thanks for hosting. 🙂