Get a rope
Does anyone else remember those Old El Paso ads, or am I just dating myself?
Anyway. I got a sort of nautical theme in my head when we were developing Oliver's nursery, and it still seems that everywhere I look, something is wrapped in rope. We thought about making knobs like these, which are no longer available at anthropolige,
but went with a ceramic version instead. I though about wrapping the mirror in rope, but with the beadwork border, thought I should leave well enough alone. But now I'm itching to get out the glue gun and attach some rope to SOMETHING.
How awesome is this rope-wrapped etagere? Not exactly your simple DIY, but maybe with a whole lot of time and patience...?
At the very least, I bet I could handle a project like this: rope pulls.
Or I could just buy something with a rope motif.
Anyway. I got a sort of nautical theme in my head when we were developing Oliver's nursery, and it still seems that everywhere I look, something is wrapped in rope. We thought about making knobs like these, which are no longer available at anthropolige,
but went with a ceramic version instead. I though about wrapping the mirror in rope, but with the beadwork border, thought I should leave well enough alone. But now I'm itching to get out the glue gun and attach some rope to SOMETHING.
[Two's Company]
[via One Kings Lane]
[via One Kings Lane]
[Dransfield and Ross]
[Interior Design]
How awesome is this rope-wrapped etagere? Not exactly your simple DIY, but maybe with a whole lot of time and patience...?
And glue gun aside, I have this crazy idea that one could make a globe lamp with a net and a balloon form, but this, too, is likely a pipe dream.
At the very least, I bet I could handle a project like this: rope pulls.
[via remodelista]
Or I could just buy something with a rope motif.
[Dransfield and Ross]
If it went anywhere in my house. Which it doesn't.
But still: how fun!?