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Guest Room Luggage Rack

ALVN of WhisperWood Cottage, contributor

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Here is the final product. But how did it start?

It started with a 50 cent folding piece from a garage sale.

With a coat of creamy white paint, two bark cloth drapery tie-backs from estate sale (25 cents for the pair), and a staple gun, voila! A new luggage rack for the guest room! :)

Here is the final product. But how did it start?

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I started with a mystery item I found at a garage sale last summer for 50 cents. It was black with hinges and it folded up. I didn't know what I would do with it at the time. It was not until just a couple weeks ago that I found a pair of bark cloth drapery tie-backs that it all came together. I had to wait a year to find the perfect fit, but now I am very happy with the outcome.

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Comments (5)

paisleypenguin writes: Completely excellent idea! Sometimes we do have to wait a while before something speaks to us or we aquire something new to make something else work. Awesome! Posted: 12:41 pm on November 18th

ALVN writes: Thanks, Cynthia. BTW, I love your blog site. I have saved as one of my favorites on my blog! Posted: 8:43 pm on August 19th

Chovey writes: Very nice use for bark cloth!

cynthia Posted: 8:21 pm on August 19th

ALVN writes: Great idea! A tray would look great! I also thought about a glass table top.

P.S. I love the posts you have made so far! Especially the one with the wall for your fountain! Posted: 7:26 pm on August 19th

italianpeasant writes: AREN'T THEY GREAT TO FIND! I'VE BEEN CREATING THESE FOR YEARS, I SOMETIMES PUT TOLE TRAYS ON THEM & SELL THEM THAT WAY. Posted: 6:34 pm on August 19th

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