I found an old crab pot (very large blue speckled pot) in our "donation station". I grabbed it for this very thing.
While watching TV and working on cat mats, the scrap mats I make for the local cat rescue center, I needed to put my feet up. This large pot gave me not only a free thing to recycle, but space inside for the yarn, some books, my planner and more.
It's a time intensive project, but I will also tell you how to shorten that time.
Total Time: 3 hours or less
Yield: 1
Supplies:
Steps:
How to make it in less time!
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Very clever. I love it!
That's cute! I love it, Sandi :)
Thanks ladies. I am not home right now but when I return, I will send a shot with a round filler inside!
I love this idea! I'm looking out now for a covered pot or similar item to turn into a footstool like yours. I should be putting my feet up, as much as possible, and don't have room for a regular hassock.
I found it and originally wanted to plant things in it for my balcony. But I can't make anything grow but mold...so there you go!! Here is another idea that people have been doing for a while now. If the link doesn't work, google "making a foot stool from tin cans" and you will get hundreds of ideas.
Ooh - I remember that idea from about 15-20 years ago! I probably saw it in a magazine, and probably tore out the article. It used the 46 oz juice cans - very hard to find now! I never did make one of those footstools, and now I like your idea better, as I really need one that's pretty small. Thanks for jogging my memory, though!
Then my work here is done!!
Sandi, I missed this last year but I just wanted to say that I admire your "thought process" and I can just see those wheels turning every time you spot something interesting!
This is a great idea and I hope several people took advantage of it because footstools this size are difficult to find - and never for this price.
Betty
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