If you've been following Homeroad for a while now, you'll know I repurpose almost anything into  pumpkins in the Fall. 
I see potential pumpkins everywhere! 
Today I got a call that something cool was on the side of the road and I should go get it right away!
I jumped in the car and now it's mine! 
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Do you know what a garden hod is? If you don't, I didn't either. 
I called it a basket, a basket to gather vegetables from the garden. Or a basket for eggs from the chicken coop.
As soon as I figured out what it was I was ready to make one of my own and with the pieces I found on the side of the road... today was the day! 
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If you know me you know I like to go for a walk whenever I can. Lately, I've been walking a little slower with my new puppy Sammy. 
I often find cool things on the side of the road and have been known to be seen carrying some pretty strange things down the road on my way home. 
Today's find was small but I knew it had some potential.
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Wooden folding chairs are easy to find and fun to repurpose. Today I'm going to show you how I turned a few old folding chairs I found on the side of the road a few years ago into fabulous new projects. 

Very often I take a walk around my neighborhood and come back with a great find. Today I'm sharing several of my side of the road finds with you  and what I created when I got home.

This is an older post that was worth sending out again! The idea for this repurposed chandelier came together after I found this huge wooden turned post on the side of the road. 

This beautiful project came about while on a walk around our neighborhood. 
We can't go far these days but we can walk around our neighborhood. Yesterday we had a big storm, trees and power lines were down on every block.

Today I'm sharing another project from this pile of vintage mirror and vanity parts I picked up on the side of the road. 

Another day, another screech to a stop on my way to work. Lately I've been on a streak, I'm finding so many great things on the side of the road.

Rustic is my favorite language and when I found a pile of old fence boards on the side of the road one day, I had several Christmas projects in mind. 

Another neighborhood walk this morning that yielded trash I turned into a treasure. It all started with this pile of pickets from a fence I found on the side of the road.

My day and my project began with a walk around the neighborhood and a great find!  Wow! Another great find just sitting out for the garbage man. Last week I found another fabulous find! It's been some great week for vintage treasures.

I've wanted a beautiful architectural decorative window  for a long time now. 

This project started out like many other...  a text from the side of the road.

Meet Fifi... she was lost but now she's found.

Here are 7 ways you can update old furniture with paint.

The time came for Homeroad to move to a smaller but fabulous spot at the Antique store. 

The times are a changing and Homeroad is prepared to change along with them. 

A while back I built a farmhouse bench for my kitchen table.

Here is a display shelf I'm working on right now... I didn't get the "before" shot because frankly sometimes.