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Country Living Fair Draws Inspiration

by Brooke Fedigan
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Every year, I look forward to the Country Living Fair.  I so enjoy visiting with all the vendors and of course shop, but I also love all the inspiration that I get when I walk around the fair.  The wheels in my mind start turning and my creative thoughts go into full speed.

I found a few things that I would like to try to recreate here, and I thought I would share them with you, starting with this light fixture:

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It’s an old repurposed olive bucket.  Any dented galvanized bucket would do the trick and I think I even saw on an episode of Junk Gypsies that one of the girls shot a bucket with a shot gun to get a funky pattern.  I won’t be going to that extreme, but I would like one of these hanging over my potting table in the barn.

And speaking of light fixtures, this one is cool too.  Maybe a couple of these on our back porch?

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I love letters and these had me at H E L L O.

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Check out this steamer trunk!

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Lined with copper.  So. Cool.  It’s so beautiful that I would never put anything in it, nor shut it.  Such a great skill and repurposed to perfection.

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And if only I had a green thumb for indoor plants.  I am getting a little better, but a few of these perched around the house would be so great.  Beautiful color to add to the decor.  I’m thinking a couple of these would look great in our new dining room design when I get that project off and running.

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As you all know, I love to paint the American flag.  I’m going to recreate one of these using pallet wood.  And if it’s easy enough, I might make more than one.

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I’m already looking forward to next year’s Country Living Fair.  But until then, I’ve got my hands full with these projects, recreating all the inspiration I gathered this year.

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