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Harness ring "valance"

dohlman, member

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You find harness rings from old single and double-trees at junk shops all over.  Loving rusty old metal, my wife and I started collecting them.  Many folks put them on the wall as rustic coat hooks, but we had enough old hooks around.  So we decided to string them out on a fat oak stick and make them into vine hooks for the philodendron "valence" we were starting to grow at the top of our kitchen window.  Now they are comfortable entwined.

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shabbychick writes: The wonderful ideas just keep coming - so glad you joined us at JUNKMARKET Style!

Very clever use!

Kathy Posted: 3:18 pm on October 27th

suewhitney writes: Clever and oh so attractive. Nice!!

Be Well,
Sue Posted: 11:43 am on October 25th

Junk_Sophisticate writes: These are fabulous! Wonderful idea.
Candy Posted: 10:29 am on October 24th

ALVN writes: I'm loving each and every one of your posts tonight! Just when I think it can't get any better! Well done, again!

Amy


Posted: 11:31 pm on October 23rd

MimiToria writes: Love the rusty patina on your harness rings. Very cool! Looks like it could make an awesome curtain rod too. Posted: 6:08 pm on October 23rd

RustyDiva writes: I am now fainting over all the great rusty pieces and awesome ideas! I like your style man. Posted: 5:44 pm on October 23rd

OldBarnRescue writes: I will need to be on the lookout for these. Great idea and re-use! Posted: 4:53 pm on October 23rd

oldnews writes: i've never seen anything like this before, it looks great! Very creative valence! I love it! Marie Posted: 3:50 pm on October 23rd

suewannabeinkc writes: This is great! I've got a few of those harness rings myself. I've seen them used as swag holders, but never to hold a beautiful living swag like yours. It's "green" in so many ways!
Thanks for sharing!!
Joanne Posted: 3:48 pm on October 23rd

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