I used three of the four I had left because things look better grouped in odd numbers, and I DO need 1 of them for my last project.
I used this coping saw to do the job. I generally prefer power tools, but for this project the coping saw (needed a really thin blade) was the way to go and it really wasn't too difficult.
I used this wooden ring for the base so the croquet balls wouldn't roll. I painted it white and used epoxy to adhere it underneath. A button with an indentation would also do the job.
Now if you're keeping track, I still have 1 croquet mallet and 1 croquet ball left -- I have the perfect plan for them. Stay tuned.
Midge
I'm linking this up to Donna's Saturday Nite Special @ Funky Junk Interiors
9 comments:
What a fantastic repurposing job! That's very creative...turned out great! Thanks for the inspiration!
Nancy
great repurpose! and... so glad you used that coping saw to make the slit!
very cute and colorful! Can't wait to see what's next!
gail
midge- these are fabulous!!! what a great idea! would also work well just for little notes, or recipe cards while you cook! you are so smart!
Love this, Midge- I am inspired by the croquet projects!
Awesome! I would love to have one of those!
I love the Croquet balls photo set! So cute!
That's very creative!
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hey just came across this inspiring blog today! haha! i googled "trash to treasure croquet set" and your blog showed up! :) i just found a croquet set on the side of the road today! who would throw one of those out?!?! there are so many things you can do with it! and now i have discovered even more! thanks for the tips! :) i love your purpose in protecting God's creation by reusing things people have thrown out! :)
Nice posting of vintage croquet set. Improvised croquet ball and use as a picture handler makes it so cute and useful. It is really true that having a good quality croquet set makes it last for years.
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