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Oh dear, I'm supposed to be in the shower right now ... but, I must share this: Ever since I saw this post, last Sunday, on Leigh's Found, now home {a fantastic, new-to-me blog that you'd all adore}, I've been thinking about repurposing vintage flower frogs. And look at what I just found, listed today in Leslie Janson's shop:
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I'm glad you like my blog and the flower frog post! Flower frogs are really great for doing different things. Like that you call you comments "pillow mints" too! Cute.
ReplyDeleteLeigh: It's so nice to "meet" you. Thanks for popping over. Your blog is a real inspiration.
ReplyDeleteyes but what IS IT???!!
ReplyDeleteooohh i get it...sorry. not v switched on tonight
ReplyDeleteI personally prefer to use those 'ikebana' Japanese style frogs (with those sharp looking nails on it)But again all depends on the flower arrangement... ~Lovely weekend dear!
ReplyDeletei love it when someone finds an alternate purpose for an old item. cool!
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Screamish: No worries ;) I only just figured out what a flower frog is, myself. They're pretty strange looking, huh?
ReplyDeleteLENORENEVERMORE: Oooh, I've seen those, too. Love when they're metal as well {plastic is never as elegant, right?}.
Mme. Frou-Frou: You're back for a visit! Thank you. And yes, Leigh's idea is pretty brilliant, isn't it?
random, we just picked up a few of these along our roadtrip! so fun! thanks for the comments & blogroll update. we'll be adding something similar to our site soon too...:) all the best, staci @ 26 olive street
ReplyDeleteStaci: How cool! I really like their heft -- even as paperweights, they're fun and charming. Can't wait for more store updates :)
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