Hebrews 11:1: Mid-Century Planter

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Mid-Century Planter

It's always good to have life in the house (beside people). A little green adds a lot in a room. I of course love the mid-century planters

Some guy by the name of La Gardo Tackett made these and they can get preeetty spendy! $1000 for a planter...pshaw...whatever!!!

There are plenty DIY mid-century planter ideas out there like this one and I was actually planning on doing one but that was like #48 on the list of 50 other things I want to do.

Today I took a stroll thru the Goodwill and low and behold...there it was! It's authentic, it's mid-century, it was $15.00 and I am doing the happy dance!! So off to the nursery I went to get me some Yucca.

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calibamaMay 17, 2012 at 6:23 PM
Jealous!!!
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