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Rain Boots Refreshed

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Goodwill Rain Boots can now be checked off the list!

I keep this extensive list of treasures that I’m always on the lookout for.

And these have been checked off the list:

Spring Door Decor

I shopped the house for the white tulips, originally bought at Hobby Lobby, I know they were bought at 50%.  Not that my memory is good, but because I never pay full price 😉

Rain Boots on the front door

I ripped the green grassy stuff from an old wreath, as I rarely throw anything away.

Rain Boots Tulips

Before you add any artificial flowers to an arrangement, you need to bend and fluff them to look more natural.  True, we all know they’re fake but giving them a realist look just makes all the difference!

Rain Boots Tulips and boots

 Stick them in the boots and continue shaping until you like the way they look.

Rain Boots and Tulips

Stick the grass in the other boot and you’re almost ready to add a burlap ribbon.  Step back and make any adjustments!

Rain Boots on the door

Are you going to add rain boots to your thrifting list?

Rain Boots on the door

Happy Spring!

Rain Boots on the doorWhat’s on your thrifting list??

Debbie

Attn:  Atta Girl Says Spring Home Ideas, Debbiedoo’s

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    32 thoughts on “Rain Boots Refreshed”

    1. Oh My! What an adorable hanging piece for the door and with boots.. so creative. I love your blog…
      so cute.. I discovered your blog through Sisal and sand!.. I’m glad I did very inspiring..

      Its quite a pleasure to have discovered so many amazing things to look at
      Have a wonderful weekend
      Maria

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    2. Love this! It is the perfect alternative to a spring wreath. I am putting together a round up of fresh spring decorating ideas on my blog Lovely Etc. this Wednesday and would love to include your rainboot wreath (with a link back of course).

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    3. HI! Love this idea 🙂 Just did a similar project using some boots and flowers that I picked up from Goodwill! Total cost for the whole project — $3!!!! I”ll be posting about it next week.

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    4. I am DEFINITELY adding rain boots to my thrifting list. I never look at the girly kids’ clothes when I’m yard saling or thrifting. But I will now. I’d love to have a pair of those in my size!

      And if you hadn’t told me they were fake, I would have never guess those weren’t real tulips.

      Love, love, love your spring “wreath.” Thanks for sharing.

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