Im proud to say my CURBSIDE TO COATRACK took third place in Langleys
UPCYCLING DESIGN CHALLENGE on Thursday night.
She then came home on Saturday, and went right back out Saturday night to her new home.
Now its time for the answers to the nine photo questions as to where the parts came from.
Because this was a recycling challenge I did my best to make sure everthing was free or found.
I did use some paid for spray paint on the hooks and some paid for polyfiller to do some filling.
#1 Top front of a hutch (roadside)
#2 Sides to the same hutch (roadside)
#3 Old solid interior door (roadside)
#4 Metal Light Sconces (free)
#5 Side mirror supports from an antique dressing vanity (roadside)
#6 Side Table drop leaf (roadside)
# 7 Chandelier parts (roadside)
# 8 Stair Tread (roadside)
#9 Antique oak chair arms (roadside)
Here is an in progress construction photo that should help to identify things a little more.
My friend Catherine at Freddy and Petunia is doing something very similar go have a peak:
http://freddyandpetunia.wordpress.com/2013/04/21/2-charity-events-2-projects/
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MY INSPIRATION bedroom hanger
Rabu, 10 Februari 2016
INSPIRATION MY CREATION
The inspiration for my CURBSIDE TO COAT RACK (right) was this amazingly beautiful
photo (left) I found on pinterest. Id like to link to it however it was one of those photos used
to directly you to another unrelated advertising site.
As you can see from the inspiration photo this is definitely something that can be used in a bedroom
not just as a formal hall tree for coats.
Formal viewing of my coat rack is tonight April 18, 2013 ...
If you are local you can view my hall tree along with the other
upcycled art at the Langley Arts Council gallery exhibit
6:30 – 9:30pm 20550 Fraser HighwayMore information can be found at the Township of Langley Web site 
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Dont forget to stop into Firstfinds Etsy to see all the new shabby chic handles.
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