Remember the old sap buckets from Vermont featured on Friday finds?After carrying them around for a few days, I realized the rust was smearing all over me and the car.
I did not wish to lose that patina.
Let the rust shine through.
Several coats of clear wax inside and out.
While filling them with newspaper, I thought about my Dollar Tree stash of pumpkins, straw, and ravens.
Time to put all to a good use.
There are eight of them.
Booth W-10 Riverfront Antique Mall North Augusta, SC
See y'all!
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Love the rusty sap buckets with the fall and halloween decor. Awesome Donna.
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Kris
I love those old sap buckets. I have a couple of rusty, crusty old galvanized sap buckets from the farm I grew up on PA. Love them still after all these years. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteLove the sap buckets!
ReplyDeleteThese are really cute Donna. I'm like you, I love the look of rust but I'm all for preserving it and keeping it off my hands and clothes!
ReplyDeleteLove the way you styled them. They will sell fast.
hugs,
Sissie
Great transformation, Donna :) Could you wax over your stamped "Vermont" or did you have to spray it with poly?
ReplyDeleteThose are darling! And should sell quickly, if they haven't already.
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