I also made an American Flag with pickets off of the white picket fence that is in my front yard... I got tired of it and it is currently sitting in my garage!
This wooden American Flag below, I made using some thin wavey wood that you tuck under that plastic wavey stuff that some use for patio covers.... (whatever that stuff is called) it was like a dollar something a piece and comes in 6' lengths. I just cut each piece in two, nailed it to a few pieces of wood across the back.... It is now sitting in my garage as well...lolThats my patriotic Trash to Treasure! If you stop back tomorrow, I'll show you how to make gazebo bunting using sheets-- that is soooooo easy-peasy! You can see more Trash to Treasure by visiting Kimm over at her "Reinvented" Also, by visiting Diane over at "A Picture is worth 1,000 words" If you've linked here and wish to view more of my blog... you can click here~
Wow, Cheryl, that looks fabulous! It's perfect for the 4th of July. You certainly have amazing artistic ability!
ReplyDeleteJane
That turned out so adorable! I love it!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a creative use of materials. I am going to have to keep that wavy stuff in mind!
ReplyDeleteI love the umbrella and the picket fence flag even more! What is more American than a picket fence? A picket fence flag.
ReplyDeleteGreat job! Loved it.
ReplyDeletePam
I love this umbrella!! ugh would you believe i passed up an umbrella while shopping today? now i so wish i would not have!!!Have a blessed day, cher
ReplyDeleteWOW, that turned out so awesome! I love them both! That umbrella is adorable!
ReplyDeleteAwesome umbrella piece, and love your picket fence flag too.
ReplyDeleteMakes it nice when you start with white and only have to paint the colors.
blessings,
Barbara Jean
I love it!
ReplyDelete~Diane
That umbrella is JUST lovely, great job ;)
ReplyDeleteI love how you aged the parasol. Did it soak up a lot of paint?
ReplyDeleteThat stuff is fantastic, I LOVE it all! The picket fence flag is my favorite, but I also love the job you did with the parasol! Just awesome. Thanks for linking up, enjoy your holiday!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheryl!
ReplyDeleteI just love what you did with the umbrella, so creative! It so great when you can look beyond what something is, and see it's potential to become something different!!
Great job!
Thanks for sharing, and I hope you'll stop by to visit me sometime soon!
Sherri:)