They are keys. They spell keys. They hold keys.
& I think we, us junkers, need to start exploring ways to re-use some of the new junk that is trashing our world,
so this is part of my contribution to that, if you would like to see what I've done with a keyboard just click it. I'd love to see any ideas you have for New Junk.
an old apothecary bottle filled with tattered bits of life...
A rusty key for adornment...tied with jute.
Hey, maybe I left my keys in my vintage handbag....
or maybe my keys are hiding behind another button bouquet, on a vintage frame,
notice our card...
It is the old hotel where us 7 kids grew up...
5 Sisters and Two Brothers...
I used an old brown bottle, with Anacin written on the side, for this one...do they still make Anacin? Luckily, I seldom, if ever, have a headache, but all this searching for keys, may lead to one.
The frame is resting on something I will post about later, too tired right now,
because...
We have made it our mission, this past week, to help Moma sort through some of her things...
plus fatten her up. We were successful! Her room is straight,
AND
She has gained almost 7 pounds in 7 days!
God is Good!
and so is Blue Belle Ice Cream.
May the Lord Bless You and Keep You
Lezlee
P.S.
It takes a lot of energy and time to fatten little ole' stubborn ladies up, so I may not be posting so much, we'll see...
but I will be browsing, so y'all keep posting! I hope to see you at Winnie and Talula's, maybe I'll bring Moma, too.
I love the key holder. Wonder if Grampy would miss the keys to his keyboard if I'd borrow them. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea and concept (new junk!) No wonder they are selling ;)
ReplyDeleteSuch Wonderful Ideas! And...that Blue Bell Ice-Cream will do it every time...I am living proof!
ReplyDeleteLove your creations! I love repurpose everything!
ReplyDeleteGood job getting her to gain weight! Have you tried ensure? We used to give to grandpa when he started not wanting to eat.
Hugs- Tete
Great stuff...as usual...:)
ReplyDeleteDelighted to hear the good news about Aunt Opal.
You have such a way with junk! ...and I mean that in the highest of compliments. Glad your Mom is improved-- y'all keep cool.
ReplyDeletePat
Nice work Lezlee! I love the card you made! Glad your mama is improving. Vicki
ReplyDeleteVery cool junk! Glad you'll be posting about the picture easel, cause when I saw that picture I thought to myself, Ooo, what's that under there!
ReplyDeleteSusanne.
Oh I love that key holder...very clever :)
ReplyDeleteI just read your moma's article! What a hoot! She is delightful, which I knew from your previous posts but fun to read!!
ReplyDeleteLezlee, I absolutely love and admire the gift you have for combining found objects and vintage items to make such artful vignettes! Not only do you create a mood and capture the sentimental notes of a bygone era, but every detail has such meaning as well. Love your card and the history behind it!
ReplyDeleteJenn
I discovered your blog awhile back and oh my gosh! LOVE IT.
ReplyDeleteCATHY W.
Love your apothecary bottle stuffed with tidbits and your button bouquet. Beautiful art!
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