This will be the last feature in the garden gallery feature series.
Bobbi and Sandy have their sale annually and if you wish to be on the mailing list please contact them at agardengallery@yahoo.com.
You really must attend their sale if you possibly can! The photos just don’t do it justice.
There were many themed garden chairs at the sale.
I loved them all, but this one was my very favorite.
I love the tart tin flowers on the back, and the fact that they didn’t cut the seat or alter the patina of this lovely rocker.
I also love the McCoy mixing bowl used as a flower pot.
The red watering can on this chair was a nice touch with the painted detail on the legs of this chair.
The cherub and the gold touches are heavenly!
Ok, this one was most intriguing. You have to look really close to see what it’s made up of.
That’s a pitchfork with the wooden balls on the end of the prongs, a hoe and a shovel. All tied together with an old tractor seat mounted on a scrolled base (maybe a vanity stool?).
It had a perfectly rusty patina.
The clock chair is so elegant.
This is so bright and colorful It made me think at once of Dawn from WackyWhimsy. She would love this! She’s still on a blogging break and I’m really missing her.
So much detail!
The blue butterflies just jump right out from the pale green chair.
Hope you all enjoyed the garden chairs as much as I did.
Thank you again Bobbi and Sandy, for so generously sharing your talent with the rest of us.
I can’t wait to see what you come up with next year!
Rose
What fun chairs!! love the one with the clock!
ReplyDeleteI am a nut when it comes to chairs and love this garden! You got my brain a churnin! Go check out my blog and a couple of my chair projects.
ReplyDeleteWow those people are creative. Those little painted tart tins turned flowers are the cutest!
ReplyDeleteI love the garden chairs. I will plant flowers in almost anything but I have to draw the line at my mixing bowls. lol The chair made from the tractor seat is giving me some ideas. I have the pitchfork, flat bladed shovel and hoe.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much for posting this series. You have til next spring to get the guest room cleaned out. I wanna go with you to the next sale. ;)
I love them all, they are each so unique in their own way! All one of a kinds!
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing!
I hope it's a productive weekend for you.
gail
I am so inspired now. I want a garden chair so I'm on the lookout for the perfect one to make mine. My favorite is the one with the butterflies, but they are all gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting these Rose... of course I love the one with the clock... I guess there is no limit to what you can do in the garden... everyone of them are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend Rose and hope it is a fun one for you.
Hugs, Deb
What a fun post Rose! I love all the garden chairs. It was fun to see all the different decorating of them. Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteThey're all adorable, but I think my favorite is the white chair with the red watering can and the cute painted legs. Thank you for sharing!
ReplyDelete~Brooke
What a great idea using the tart tins! I just acquired a bunch of them and since I'm not a baker now I know what to do with them.
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing, enjoy your blog.
I love the little rocker, too! Lezlee
ReplyDeleteHi Rose: I wanted to let you know that I have featured this project on my blog for my post revealing my August bookmarks. Wonderful post!
ReplyDeletethose chairs are absolutely amazing! thanks for sharing their lovely creations! i've never seen anything like them! do they have a blog/website? thanks!
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