Readers, what would you do with this old rusty bed frame?
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I would hang the mattress springs on a wall and hang old photos and postcards or use it more as a bulletin board. I would use each end of the bed (headboard and footboard) as two head boards for two twin beds.
ReplyDeleteI am not very fond of garden art, but I love old rusty things
I actually have 3 metal head/foot boards. Wrought iron lasts forever. I'm in the desert so garden is imposdible. I like the idea above mine but my husband wouldnt think so. So I'll wait for more ideas besides selling them.
ReplyDeleteSome ivy would love such a trellis to grow onto
My grandmother used an old iron bed headboard in the garden. She used it to grow her sweet peas.
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