For this....
AND THE WINNER IS.....
FUN FAB colored beach pool bag (and perfect timing as vacay is just around the corner) BUT fab can always be FAB-er (I know I know, not a real word but in my dictionary it is)
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I thought she might look pretty against this teal color and she sure does!!
oooh, so ORGANIZED....compared to my beloved Coach purse
2 EXTERIOR pockets....I put my lipglosses in one (ya know for easy access) and my zebra print re-usable coffee sleeve, anti-bacterial hand sani from Bath & Body)
Then I got my tools ready....
Disassembled the larger thin wreath for my "parts"
BUT then I needed a straight stick....hmmmm, where can I find one of those? My dead rose bush of course!
aahhh, the vision coming to fruition.....
As we all know one project leads to another.....
AFTER....implementing my new garage sale find (I didn't take the hook off the basket cuz I am not sure it's staying there and if it does I will re-plant in a terracotta pot that I have)

I had these urns with 1/2 dead ferns, so I split the living ferns between the two pots dug up some Rumex (the green and red veined "spike") and some snapdragons that were growing katewompus and VIOLA! I have 2 cute free planters! 
Not a dead animal hanging off the end of the wheelbarrow, it's a scarf made of fur (or I guess some would call it a dead animal), pale blue vintage slip with GREAT lace detailing, cute lil leopard boots (which I plan to use as porch decor) some silver pieces (just can't get enough of those bad birds!) the broken hose I plan to make a cute garden wreath out of.....
I LOVE that quote....reminds me to stop and enjoy life as it's happening...all the small moments! Cute lil frame is nestled in a whitewashed tray among my great aunt's pearly necklaces.
But first the iron and I had to get friendly.....once they were all ironed out, I laid them out into a pleasing pattern and gently tacked them onto a ribbon (in case I ever want to use them for something else, they'll be easy to remove). HERE is the finished product....