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Birdbath Rescue

Junkpony, member

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While visiting my parents, I noticed they had a new birdbath and this one was sitting by the driveway.  It was destined for the trash the next day - my own parents were going to throw this out!!  Needless to say, I was horrified, and immediately whisked it away.  It doesn't show up in the photo well, but it has a very nice blueish-green rusty patina.  Any ideas?  I'd kinda like to make a table out of it...

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byabpryor writes: Yes, it makes a great catch all. Nice save. Posted: 4:26 pm on October 6th

Junk_Sophisticate writes: Wonderful save! How about sitting it next to the front or side door to hold car keys, wallet, or all the little things you need to take with you when leaving? I am loving all the ideas so far and can't wait to hear how you use it!
Candy Posted: 6:06 pm on October 3rd

alicemom writes: Yep it is great just the way it is! Lucky you were at your parents house. Looks like just in time.
smiles, alice Posted: 11:29 am on October 3rd

suewhitney writes: Beautiful birdbath...great save! I like the idea of a birdbath in the bathroom too. I might put it next to my tub filled with tub time must haves. Wash cloths, loofas, bath salts, etc. I like the table idea too, but not sure if it looks sturdy enough to support a round og glass. If it is, you could fill the bath with pebbles or shells and cover with glass. Thanks for sharing!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 9:49 am on October 3rd

piecesofthepast writes: I love old bird baths! Although a table would be cute, you would have to then remove the little feathered friend. Why not leave it as is, put it in your bathroom and fill it with sweet smelling soaps? I think things like this look great in their original state. How about putting it in a room with old photos or keys in it? Posted: 6:41 pm on October 2nd

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