I was cleaning out my garage today and came across this pair of unique vintage shoe stretchers I purchased at a thrift store for $1.75.
From shoe stretcher to photo holder.
It couldn't get any easier!
Enjoy your weekend.
Jane
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Love it...just like it was meant to be :) Laurel
ReplyDeleteYou have a way of turning a beautiful find into something unexpected but so perfect!
ReplyDeleteHow great and easy is that ? Wow !
ReplyDeleteOf course it couldn't get any easier....But, you have to think of it first! I tell ya girlfriend you are a genius!
ReplyDeleteCarol
I love stopping by to see what you have come up with next:D Always such an inspiration!!!
ReplyDeleteCute work. I like the way your mind works. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHello Jane!
ReplyDeleteMore great creations! Fun idea and I like how you altered the wood iron board.
Happy Weekend to YOU!
Warmly,
deb
Those are so unique. I have never seen any like it before.
ReplyDeleteJane that is so perfect! hugs, Linda
ReplyDeleteGENIUS..Oh how your mind works..Have a great weekend..
ReplyDeleteYou truly need to write a book about what all you come up with, Jane.
ReplyDeleteBrenda
Hi Jane, You are the photo holder expert, you always come up with great ideas.
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend.
xoxo
This really made me smile!
ReplyDeleteLove them! I don't think I've seen any quite this vintage before... Please write that book.... I'll be your first customer!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Another awesome idea!! Love this ready made and clever picture holder.
ReplyDeleteGreat idea for a unique find. And, yes, you do need to write a book on all your ideas for repurposing.
ReplyDeleteHave a fun weekend,
Cheryl
Jane, it is easier, but one has to think out of the box as you do to see it. LOL
ReplyDeleteI have never seen shoe stretchers like these. Glad you brought them in from the garage they are really cool, perfect for your photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find, Jane! It makes such a wonderful picture holder.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Julia
Wow how creative, my motto is if you don't use it get rid of it, but if I had your creative mind I could make no end of things and sell them for charity!! Sadly I am not at all creative, well we are all different, I might find out what I am good at some day!!!. Have a great weekend, Jackie in Surrey, UK.x
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfectly lovely inspiration:)
ReplyDeleteI've never seen shoe stretchers quite like that before. Nice to see they are being repurposed.
ReplyDeleteIt's perfect for this, Jane, especially with that round piece to hold the pics!
ReplyDeleteHope you're doing okay.
Happy Weekend Jane!
ReplyDeleteCute idea!!
Very neat Jane...love that look!
ReplyDeleteDang! That's clever!
ReplyDeleteI ♥ it!
:-D
It's amazing how you can look a something and come up with a new and modern way to use it!
ReplyDeleteThose are really different. I have a few sets...but none like that! Great use for it!
ReplyDeletePLEEASE come yard salin' and thrift shoppin' and junkin' with me ... I'd love to see what you pick up, and hear you percolate ideas.
ReplyDeletethanks for sharing ...
threeoldkeys
I think those are the coolest shoe stretchers I have ever seen. Great find once again. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a sweet picture in your shoe stretcher photo holder.
ReplyDeletelove...natch !
ReplyDeleteOH I love this one! I've never seen a stretcher like this...so great, Jane!
ReplyDeletea photo holder... of course!! so very cool!!
ReplyDeleteYou know everything I pick up now I try to figure out how to make it into a photo holder?
See what you have done??? =)
love your out of box thinking, and love that I think that way now too.
blessings
barbara jean
PS will have an new photo holder idea next week. =)
WOW! I never imagined that the shoe stretcher could turned out to be an elegant piece!
ReplyDeleteWhat an absolutely beautiful idea! So simple and yet.....so brilliant!
ReplyDeleteblessings,
karianne
Jane,
ReplyDeletei love the simple lines of the shoe stretcher. It is functional and artistic!
dee dee
Love this, and such a unique shoe stretcher, I've never seen that design before.
ReplyDeleteMargo
Hi Jane,
ReplyDeleteI was channeling you this weekend, when I saw two adorable, very old small clamps, and thought of your clamp picture holder! Needless to say, I snapped them up! I want to add that although I have not been subscribing long, you are one of my very favorite bloggers and, believe me, I subscribe to a lot of them (the perfect procrasination tool). I am amazed at how you have come back to us so soon, after all you have gone through. I, for one, am so grateful, as your posts lift my spirits every time! Thank you for your strength, creativity, and selflessness to share yourself and your ideas even as you heal.