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                | Miss Bee HavenTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Janice
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                      |  Posted - Jul 22 2009 :  1:50:29 PM     
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                      | They just get used by me as: A holder for garden nozzles, sprayers, measuring spoons, etc.
 
  or on the other side of the trailer counter top in the kitchen as a kitchen utensil holder:
 
  And my latest find is my favorite.  This one(holding ten pairs of eyeglasses) with neat handles on the ends, a wavy pattern and the nice snap shut compartment that holds eyedrops and glass cleaning wipes:
  
  I've even used one in my booth in the antique mall to hold/display things.  They're cheap in thrift stores(I'm surprised and grateful that people have saved them and they get donated!)
  
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                | Ga GirlTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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  Karen
 Meansville 
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                      |  Posted - Jul 22 2009 :  2:37:26 PM   
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                      | Great idea! Thanks for sharing! Blessings,Karen 
 Create in me a pure heart,O God and renew a steadfast spirit within me. Psalms 51:10
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                | MarybethTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Mary Beth
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                | AleeTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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                | miss wilmaTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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                | nubidaneTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Lisa
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                      |  Posted - Jul 24 2009 :  08:58:46 AM   
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                      | miss wilma where have you been?? I miss you something fierce.  Have been working like crazy & sitting in my butt way too much.
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                | kristin sherrillTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 kristin
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                      |  Posted - Jul 24 2009 :  10:51:02 AM   
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                      | Very good thrifty idea, Janice. 
 Kris
 
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                | Nancy GartenmanTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Nancy
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                      |  Posted - Jul 24 2009 :  11:05:41 AM   
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                      | Janice you thrifty thing! That is a good idea. I might put one down in Richard's tool room. He has about 10 thousand screwdrivers. 
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                | electricdunceTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Karin
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                | Lessie LouiseTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Carol
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                      |  Posted - Jul 25 2009 :  3:20:15 PM   
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                      | Too cool, I never would have thought of reusing those, I'm re doing a craft room and need a better way to organize, I'll try the local dish washer repair place. The sad thing is is that they make dishwashers to be thrown away, not repaired 
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                | Lessie LouiseTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Carol
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                      |  Posted - Jul 25 2009 :  3:21:45 PM   
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                      | Oh, another idea would be to attach the around the garden fence to hold items I'm always looking for and want close by. Thank you for the idea 
 how sweet it is to love some one, how right itis to care
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                | Miss Bee HavenTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Janice
 Louisville/Irvington 
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                      |  Posted - Jul 27 2009 :  06:17:27 AM     
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                      | I found this wall hanging one last Saturday at a church basement sale.  It's so different, I just had to post a pic of it: 
  The front panel snaps closed.
 Carol - I love your idea about using it in the garden.  That's where the next one will go!
 
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                | Claude09647True Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Claudia
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                      |  Posted - Jul 28 2009 :  3:16:34 PM     
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                      | thats a great idea, i would have never thought of that 
 "If opportunity doesn't knock, build a door."
 
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                | katmomTrue Blue Farmgirl
 
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 Grace
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 Michele
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                      |  Posted - Aug 03 2009 :  08:45:48 AM     
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                      | I use my long skinny door mount version out in the barn. It holds those elusive hoof picks and small combs that always seem to migrate to the bottom of the tack box. Very handy for all the small grooming items for the horses! 
 Family life is the source of the greatest human happiness. This happiness is the simplest and least costly kind, and it cannot be purchased with money~Havighurst
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