Reclaimed and Repurposed Wood and Metal Wall Hanging Cupboard

This wall hanging cupboard was handmade here at The Queen Of Re's kingdom.

We Reclaimed old staircase spindles for the front columns. Old salvaged wood from another piece of furniture was used to repurpose this piece into a wall hanging cupboard ready to hold all your treasures. The metal backing was also saved from the landfill which I think adds an extra bonus to this cupboard.

It is ready to ship

If you have a custom order please email me.

Staring At Me

there is something SO wrong with this picture....BUT

SO RIGHT!

wrong...bird feeder on the ground
right...kids wanted the squirrels to eat

wrong...92 bowling balls as flower bed edge
right... creative solution to husband's crazy obsession with bowling balls

wrong....a blow fish with googly eyes staring at me through the window
right... an on going game between hubby and I. (where's waldo???)

Repurposed Vintage West Germany Bread Pan

I used this Vintage West Germany metal bread mold to display my ribbon stash.
you can purchase it at my etsy shop.

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Burning the midnight oil

"There is no substitute for hard work."

Thomas Edison

Patience!

Please be patient with me. I am in the process of switching to wordpress blog platform, web hosting company, web design, and anything else I can think to change. wink* Crossing my fingers that I don't loose everything!

For Peep's Sake

A hunting we will go

Good things come in small colorful egg shape packages
silly face
You crack me up

What I learned from the Easter Bunny

Don't put all your eggs in one basket!

What do you do with a bunch of metal zippers

make zipper flowers

of course...

silly

Happy Thursday!

To Keep or To Sell

What do you think?

It's a Vintage Industrial Factory Cart. This one was used in a lumber yard many many years ago. It needs a little elbow grease to bring out all it's beauty.

I have not decided to keep it or sell it. THINKING!