Blessings,
Linda
Here she is!
Maybe we should name her...any
suggestions?
It's always fun adding a few vintage goodies,
to add charm to pieces like this one.
This old rake head was a must. Then I printed some
vintage seed packs and added them. You can also
print these seed packs, just head over to my friend
Angie's blog. Angie, always has so many cute free
printables at her place...just click here.
Old garden tools add a lot of charm too.
You just gotta have a hook or two.
Just think, we will all start enjoying
our beautiful flowers soon!
I can't wait!
Now, if I'm going to have any
pretty flowers around here this
year, I better get busy potting!
Linking up here...
It's great Linda! I love the rake...
ReplyDeleteJudypimperl.blogspot.com
That's so sweet of Mr. CC!!! Love how well it's decorated too!!!!
ReplyDeleteSo cute - love it!! I can't wait for my hydrangeas to bloom either!
ReplyDeleteYour potting bench is lovely I wish my fiancé was that good with building things.
ReplyDeleteDenise
Drool-worthy!
ReplyDeleteLinda - That is such a cute potting bench. Love all of the detail you added to it! I'm going to make myself one this summer and may borrow some of your ideas. I am your newest follower,
ReplyDeleteJudy
Absolutely fabulous!
ReplyDeleteLooks great Linda! Charlie and I are in the process of making another one. The one we just built has sold already. Enjoy your day, Gail
ReplyDeleteLove it! I can't wait to get my hands in the dirt.
ReplyDeleteCathy
That is so cute Linda, great job by Mr. CC!!
ReplyDeleteHow cute! I don't know if I'd want to get it dirty :)
ReplyDeleteLove your new potting bench, you're inspiring me to go and build my own :) The old rusty garden tools are cute too!
ReplyDeleteGreat potting bench, Linda! I have always wanted one. Unfortunately, living in a condo now there is no room for one. I think these serve a great dual purpose if you are entertaining outside.
ReplyDeleteWhat an awesome potting bench Linda! And you're right, the rake was a must! Such a charming accent for the garden!
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ReplyDeleteHow wonderful the potting bench is. Great job. Yes, I think your right everyone needs a potting bench. Your Mr. is very talented.
Cindy
Such a great potting bench! It was nice to see some pretty flowers too! I just visited Marty's blog and loved your kitchen post! Have a great day!
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Mr. CC gets an A+ on this project. Love all the vintage touches too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great potting bench! How about naming her Fern? Have a blessed week, Mary
ReplyDeleteYou two make a great team...turned out so great! You make me want to give mine a makeover! I think you should name her Petunia...
ReplyDeleteLove it, how fun is that. Hugs, marty
ReplyDeletejust love it, Linda! the old rake head and tools really add that vintage spark. sweet hubby!
ReplyDeletelove love love it!!
ReplyDeleteThis is fabulous! I think you should hire Mr. CC to make a few more for your booth!
ReplyDeleteAnd if you need a name, I suggest "Pansy."
How amazing! LOVE the rake detail - you could make a killing on these!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful job!
Visiting from Common Ground
Hugs,
Suzan
Oh, it's fantastic! I love it! I love this time of year! xo Jen
ReplyDeleteBeautiful LInda. Love all the old tools and the rake is so cute. Great potting bench.
ReplyDeleteKris
I like the name Mrs. Potts!!!
ReplyDeleteLove it!! Mr. CC did a great job and so did you with your paint and finishing touches! I have to make one for myself!
ReplyDeletetotally adorable Linda, happy potting!
ReplyDeleteJenna
Love your potting bench Linda! I may be making one of these next week. :)
ReplyDeleteOh my, what a fabulous job you've done with your potting bunch...she is a darling! Your husband is so sweet! You have inspired me to build one of my own:)The rake head with the vintage seed packs looks adorable and perfect at your potting bench! Happy gardening!~hugs, Poppy
ReplyDeleteYour potting bench is adorable. Last summer we were having work done on the outside of our house so I didn't plant any flowers ~ I'm so looking forward to that this year!
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