Garden Tote
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A garden tote with a screened bottom
is the perfect carrier for the garden...
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I created a box using reclaimed wood
from a broken table.
I love using old discarded
pieces giving them new life as a new project.
On the bottom of the box I stapled a wire mesh gutter guard
bought for pennies at a garage sale, this lets all the dirt from the tools go straight through.
I added a handle to the box then painted it with a mixture red and green paint that created a beautiful brown.
When the box was dry I hand painted the word GARDEN
onto the side of the tote then distressed the words with sandpaper.
A hook on the inside of the handle holds a ball of string and
two metal IKEA pails are added to
hold garden tools and supplies.
This tote is perfect for gardeners.
Dirt from tools or fresh picked flowers
and vegetables will just fall through
the screened bottom of the tote leaving the mess outside.
I'm looking forward to a garden full of flowers
and vegetables this year!
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13 comments
I love this ... so creative and way to repurpose! You really know how to think outside of the box "literally!" I'm taking notes ... thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Becca... I love being outside the box!! :)
DeleteOoh...I've been wanting to make one of those for each of the kids. They love to help out in the garden, espeically during harvest. Great job, Susan!
ReplyDeleteYou better get busy Larissa... you have a lot of kids! LOL
DeleteThis is the sweetest! Thank you for the information on how your built it... Because I think I'm going to have to make one for myself! 😊
ReplyDeleteLacey I really hope you do! I learned from another blogger and I've never looked back!
DeleteIt's lovely, Susan! Can't wait to start gardening. Hoping the weather warms up and stops raining though.
ReplyDeleteJeanine
Can't wait to even sit on the deck never mind garden! Wishing for warm weather soon!
DeleteYour inspiration is fabulous! Thank you for sharing your beautiful and practical projects!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your very kind words!
DeleteLove this, Susan! How creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much Sandi! Hopefully the weather will cooperate for gardening here soon!
DeleteGreat...I love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you for stopping by, I love your comments and I will do my best to reply to all your questions and comments. By leaving a comment you are consenting to your email being collected for communication purposes only. Your privacy is important to me.
Have a nice day.
Susan