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I knew this old cement edger would do the job, and the stray piece of door hardware was needed to hold the cards in place.
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Mission accomplished!
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I used E6000 glue to attach the chippy piece of door hardware to the cement edger.
It was the perfect size for business cards.
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Why stop at one card holder?
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Half of the small hinge is glued on, and the other half can move back and forth to hold the cards or picture in place. Of course, it needed a rhinestone.
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These two are also pretty nifty for holding a stack of business cards in place. I think I'll use one of these for extra cards and the other one as a sign holder...maybe a mini chalkboard.
When I think of all of the stuff I've gotten rid of over the years! heehee! I'm sure we all think that! Love the cement edger...perfect! They are both creative and cute! ♥
ReplyDeleteFabulous, Betsy!!!! Ohhhh, I have so many hinges and am always looking for different ways to display photographs!!!!
ReplyDeleteYou are just TOO clever, Betsy!!!!
xoxo
How cute is that - and yes the rhinestone is a must. :D
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your day
I've been racking my brain to find a use for my bacon press...thanks, and it's so easy! I have all that old junk...better get the move on.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful idea! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteThat is just too cute! Love the vintage, chippy and bling! Great job!
ReplyDeletehugs, Linda
Love these!!! Your so creative, Betsy.
ReplyDeleteI enjoy your blog so much. It is so down to earth and you use such earthy treasures. I'm inspired again.
ReplyDeleteSo great! You're full of creative ideas.
ReplyDeletevery cool!!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas!
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy, love these wonderful, creative ideas...Seriously, your eye for repurposing is scary! lol. Have a lovely evening! Hugs
ReplyDeleteBrilliant!
ReplyDeleteThank you friend for the visit and the pin!!
ReplyDeleteI love the old photo in the hindge holder...just perfect!!And what better card holder? Wow!
Have a great day!
Dana
Your so darn creative! Thats lovely!!
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute! Great ideas you have!!
ReplyDeleteThe hinge photo idea is great, I might try it!
ReplyDeleteBetsy, these are fabulous! Love love love to see things rescued and repurposed. You did good, girl!
ReplyDeleteI love projects like this, Betsy! Functional and looks great, too! I have a couple of the cement edgers on my workbench right now!
ReplyDeleteClever, creative your mind is always overflowing with ideas Betsy!
ReplyDeleteI love all your creations, so talented. I'm a new follower and love your blog. Regards, Carol Mae
ReplyDeletePerfectly Creative ~ I love these... sounds like E6000 is a strong glue, have to give it a try ~ Thanks for sharing, stop on by for a visit sometime, I love when people visit~
ReplyDeleteCheryl
All of these are wonderful! You have such an artful, creative eye. Love the first card holder...I have the very same business card for my illustration/design biz!!
ReplyDelete-maggie
Thanks Betsy, I appreciate the nice comments. Have a good weekend. Smiles, Carol Mae
ReplyDeleteSo adorable and creative! Rhinestones are a great touch. Saw your post on Funky Junk Interiors link party. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteI love what you did! Very clever ideas!
ReplyDeleteAwesome ideas! I'm pinning to make sure everyone sees!
ReplyDeleteOh I love it, there is nothing more interesting and fun than adding some bling to rust!!
ReplyDeleteCarol
You mad thing, you! Two hinges plus YOUR imagination and BOOM! Such a cool holder! I love your card design, too...
ReplyDeleteRhinestones and Rust.......pure perfection!
ReplyDeleteFound your blog at FJI and I love it... you had me at the hinged frame. I've made one similar myself but yours is over the top! I also love the business card holder! I like your style! Stop by for a visit!
ReplyDeleteSusan
Homeroad
SO clever! I wish I could see the potential in things the way you do. Will you be selling these? The one with the hinge ... love it.
ReplyDeleteI suspect your stash must be *amazing.*
Such clever ideas!!! Love it...love it!!!
ReplyDeleteWell how clever! I don't think I could've ever come up with something as creative as that. They turned out so nice. Thanks for re-following my blog today too.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing what you come up with from your 'stashes' -- these are just so great! Love the photo holder especially!
ReplyDeleteWhat FUN pieces. I think I actually have some of these old door peices too. Now, I'll be hunting to see if I can dig them out. Love your blog, so going up to become your newest follower. Please, please come visit me and maybe you'll become my follower too.
ReplyDeleteOh I LOVE all of these.
ReplyDeleteAm I free to borrow idea for my little shop???
Off to catch up til my shoulder hurts again.
(too much computer)=/
blessings
barb
Thanks for visiting my blog Betsy and leaving such a lovely comment,will be popping back often to see your lovely creations
ReplyDeleteXX Manda XX
These are awesome! I just love how you took ordinary old items and made them into something extraordinary and new! Oh please, would you share with my Pink Hippo party @ http://pinkapotamus.blogspot.com/2012/03/pink-hippo-party-70.html
ReplyDeletegorgeous!! love it! definitely pinning this one :) I am so envious of your little bloggy get together! looks like it was fun!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE this! I'd love you to link it up at my first party:http://burlapanddenim.com/2012/03/party-on-mondays-1/
ReplyDeleteHi Betsy,
ReplyDeleteLove these ideas!! I love old hardware and love repurposing it. You have created some great pieces and really inspired me.
Jane
I used the same type of latch piece for a business card holder for the woman who owns the shop I'm in. Ha! Great minds think alike! Except mine was longer and went on wood so I could just screw it in. Love your tart cup necklace too, so fun!
ReplyDeleteSusanne.