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11 comments:
Well for us it would be perfect to hang outside on the side of the porch or garage to hang the towels to dry on after we return from the pool. I think it would look nice hanging higher up in a room and hang drying flowers and herbs from. Can you imagine bunches of lavender drying from it and the lovely smell that would be all over your home? mmmm
I haven't seen one like that! So neat! I like Tammy's idea of hanging it real high with something like lavender drying on it. I'm sure there are many thoughts for this to come. Neat.
oh that is just lovely!!! i love your finds!
Great find! I love it's old, slightly rusty quality. Perfect.
*Tricia
What a wonderful find. I have always admired them myself, just think they are so cool.
How about using it in the kitchen to hang pretty tea towels, or the the bathroom or anywhere in the house to show off some of your favorite linens or vintage garments?
i love these old drying racks. Mother & G'ma had one. I use them in the shop to display linens on. They are very versatile for many ways of displaying things, tho. Yours is gorgeous. TTFN ~Marydon
So neat!! I can't wait to see what you do with it!
Jen
Very useful rack you picked up! Photography purposes. I can see that.
Brenda
I have one of those. It was left in our house in the basement when we moved here. Lucky me! Anyway, mine only has 4 arms. I have it hanging in the kitchen displaying antiques: old canning funnels, toy flour sifters, ladels and egg beaters. I've seen some people display their apron collection on these.
Nancy
Looks wonderful, a great find! Great blog, too!
Oh, what a wonderful find!! I see it used high above a bed with a fabric or sheer panel draped through the arms and swagged to the sides of the headboard for a crowning effect :). Thanks for visiting and following, I so enjoy the company of new friends :)
Toni
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