I found my first old Gutter Guards years ago in Tennessee. From the moment I first saw them (of course, I had to be told what they were!), I fell in love with their shape and form.
The bird print.....courtesy of The Feathered Nest
So, one day while I was in Home Depot, I happened across this mesh one. It really looked pretty 'cheesy", but I said to myself ."this could work". I painted it white, dry-brushed a cream color, and then finally hit it with brown. Now it's a cloche!
I also searched on-line and found the following new gutter guard.
Of course, it's way to shiny, so I grunged it up a bit with Instant Rust. I also didn't care for the square shape, so I simply rounded it out....very easy! Now it's a 'trellis' for my ivy plant.
I also 'doctored' up the terracotta pot by applying modeling paste (never used it before, but I've had this jar for years). After the paste dried, I slathered on some paint. Once that dried, I just hit it with sandpaper.
Next........
Now aren't you the cleaver one, painting it white. I love these and have also seen them made into crowns.
ReplyDeleteWow, how cool! I've NEVER seen these before! I love them! I'll be on the lookout now!
ReplyDeleteI love all that stuff...never knew about it!! Thanks for sharing with us!
ReplyDeleteThese are really fun! I'll be looking for these, too! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of a gutter guard and I LOVE them!!! I'm going to have to find some of my very own!!!
ReplyDeleteI LOVE LOVE LOVE THESE!!! This is the first time I have ever seen them! Now you got me on the hunt for something else!!
ReplyDeleteSmiles,
Beth
great stuff! Lezlee
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