Sticks and stones may break my bones. Here are a whole bunch of kids' rooms where sticks were used for different purposes. I love an inexpensive DIY project...
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| Mrs Hardy |
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| annaleenas hem |
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| ifra lahell |
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| marie claire maison |
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| ohdeedoh |
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| ohdeedoh |
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| ohdeedoh |
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| jojo's room |
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| jojo's room |
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| catherine hug |
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| design*sponge |
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| hus & hem |
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| house and home |
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| nib |
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| insidesign |
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| boligmagasinet |
these are fantastic! i LOVE this idea. i wouldn't hang one over my girls beds, but i love the stick as clothes hanger idea. thank you :)
ReplyDeleteI am a lover of a good stick.
ReplyDeleteMost excellent stick usage.
Thanks Maggie May!
ReplyDeleteLetitia - I dub thee Chiquita of Funny Comments.
This post is one of those ones that makes you drool with envy and wish you could do it all now. Thanks a lot! Hahaha.
ReplyDeleteI love these sticks! Who knew?
ReplyDeleteAnd you all should do some sort of stick project in your kids' rooms and send me some photos so I can blog part 2 (except for Collette who is SOOOOO slow at getting me photos LOL!).
ReplyDeleteI used to have a stick hanging in between the dining and living rooms. In the fall, we picked up leaves and tied them to it and then we made paper bats for Halloween. But you're not getting a picture of that either!
ReplyDeleteI remember you telling me that before. Sounds like a very cool idea! (that as you say, I'll never get to see...) :)
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