Being snowed in for the last several days has given me lots of time to be productive and I’ve brought home bunches of “stuff” from auctions & thrift stores recently, including a plank of antique barn wood and a bunch of antique bread pans. I love turning bread pans into wall bins, and the barn wood was the perfect backing to connect them to.
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It is classic barn red, and the wood is wonderfully aged.
I love the “folded” edges look that antique bread pans have, and the “well-baked” patina.
I think wall bins like this are perfect to use as spice racks in the kitchen, but I really love just using them to display pretty things, like old books and cotton thread…
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and beautiful ironstone bowls.
I’ve got loads more projects lined up to work on. I’m totally ready for winter to be over, but if we get snowed in again, I guess I’ll just enjoy more productive time!
Blessings,
Love Love Love! I need to make some bins for my home office and I might steal your idea!
Thanks,
Very cool. These would be fun outdoor planters too.
Wow, what a wonderful Idea.. greets from switzerland… i love your blog!
Angie this is so cute! I love it – now I’m going to be obsessing about finding some old bread pans! So ready for this snow to melt and garage sale season to be here!
I can’t believe I passed up on some old and very baked bread pans some months ago. Your bin unit looks great, Angie!
Hugs,
Julia
I’ve been seeing this on Pinterest and am madly in love with it! As I’m sure are the 100 or so other pinners who pinned it. Great look – rustic chic!
Jeanine
Looks great Angie … love the old weathered board. You have so many creative ideas.
Hugs,
Audrey Z. @ Timeless Treasures
Beautiful, as always.
I love this idea, so cute!
Those pans are just the right size on that beautiful old barn wood. Love them!
What a fabulous idea! I swear every time I stop by your blog you inspire me to no end. I love this latest project so much.
Angie I love that piece!! You are so creative. Thanx for sharing at THT.
How are they being held onto the plank?
Kelly, the are screwed through the back of the bread tins into the barn wood.
Love it I have some bread pans will need some barnwood
Love the board you used – looks perfect with the pans! Great idea!