I’m drooling over this woven shopping basket on wheels. Sadly, it’s out of my price range ~ via Dot and Bo .
Farmhouse Friday – Baskets and Bins
October 22, 2015 by 17 Comments
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Lots of eye candy and inspiration in this post, Angie! I just happen to have a single sewing machine leg…love your idea!
Lots of inspiration here.
Every time I walk into Homegoods I go straight for the storage department. I love your inspiration pictures.
Thanks Holly!
Always love seeing what you do with all the beautiful vintage items. I read all of your posts and love your blog, I just usually don’t comment but wanted to let you know your blog and work is wonderful! Have been praying for your dad and hope he is feeling much better now.
Many Blessings to you, Candy
Thanks so much, Candy!
I have always been in awe of the way you make something so functional and beautiful out of old baking pans…what a great addition to any room for storage that is also aesthetically pleasing!
I wish that I had the old galvanized tub my mother used for washing…or the old galvanized pails we had…now they seem to be very hard to find and, when you do find them, they cost a pretty penny. I guess, in a way, that is good news because it just goes to show that old, galvanized, metal articles are receiving the attention they so richly deserve. Gosh, I just LOVE the look of the strong metal holding the soft blankets…what great texture that would add to a room! Thank you sooooooooo very much for yet another Farmhouse Friday!
Love all these ideas! Thanks for sharing!
Angie, Where can I find a nesting box like the one you have on your blog?
J. Nelson, I’m not sure which one you’re talking about. Let me know the link to my post where you saw it.
Thanks,
Angie
Where can I get the large wall pocket basket in photo five? Been looking bit no luck. Thx!
Hi Angie,
If I am not mistaken that basket is from World War II and held artillery shells that fit perfectly inside and that is why it has handles.
Do you have any idea where this pine cabinet came from?
Sorry, I don’t know, Yvonne.
Please tell me where to find a basket like the one above the wood cabinet.
Cyndi, These aren’t identical, but they’d work well and are an inexpensive 2-piece set of woven wall baskets – http://amzn.to/2vboKNm
Nice article and photos. I love the use of baskets to create a country feel. The french country sideboard is beautiful in your feature as well. So pretty kept in its natural wood state. Thanks for posting.