It's always a nice surprise when one of you, my readers, e-mails me about wanting to get some more explanation on a project, a question, just to say hi, or like in this case to give me ideas!
Ha, you're all so awesome!
This post it's "brought to you" by Jennifer from Ohio. ;)
This post it's "brought to you" by Jennifer from Ohio. ;)
When Jennifer read my post about the wire spools I've found, she was quick to send me a compilation of great ideas. All I can say is Thanks, Jennifer!
These are some of her suggestions plus some others ideas I found online. I love them all.
This is an RH table inspired by a cable spool, the perfect table for any little artist.
These are some of her suggestions plus some others ideas I found online. I love them all.
This is an RH table inspired by a cable spool, the perfect table for any little artist.
A regular cable spool can be sanded and painted white to copy-cat this look.
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Though, a regular wire spool can be used as is and it would also look great!
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I might say, the easiest way to re-purpose a wire spool is as a table, you just have to style it the way you want to and that's it.
Here, once again as an outdoor table.
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One of the spool flanges is paired up with a sewing machine base for another variation.
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Smaller cable spools also make great tables, in this case, a library table.
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Almost the same concept, as a shelf.
But using them as stools is another popular option for these reels.
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Not as popular, but definitely cute, you can create a rocking cot for a baby. I think this would work nicely as a prop for taking pictures of babies.
You can go ahead and create a whole set. :)
I love the idea of an oversized clock.
I love big spools re-purposed as tables and I think that's what I'm leaning toward with the big spool I have.
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Wire spools can be also re-purposed into nice furniture, how neat are these chairs?! I wonder how one can stop them from rolling all around. :/
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You can go ahead and create a whole set. :)
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A headboard is a neat way to use those really big spools. ;)
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Or how about as a planter in your garden.
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Or perhaps, using the reels in a simple way as in this store's display!
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I've been working with the smaller reels, one of them was re-purposed into a...
I also made some Snowflake Christmas Decorations with some of them.
UPDATE: This is how I used the wire spool I got:
I created this telephone sign. You can find all the details right HERE.
You can visit and follow my Pinterest Board: Wire Spool Projects, for these and many more ideas.
Have you incorporated wire spools in your home décor? How have you used them?
Thanks for stopping by!
I also made some Snowflake Christmas Decorations with some of them.
UPDATE: This is how I used the wire spool I got:
I created this telephone sign. You can find all the details right HERE.
You can visit and follow my Pinterest Board: Wire Spool Projects, for these and many more ideas.
Have you incorporated wire spools in your home décor? How have you used them?
Thanks for stopping by!
What a fantastic collection. I am leaning towards just leaving mine as tables. They are easy to roll out of the way to mow, but I guess I could get off my butt and paint them. Looking forward to seeing what you create! I know whatever you do, it will be awesome!
ReplyDeleteThese are all such creative ideas. Can't wait to see what you decide to create with yours.
ReplyDeleteI think the little library tables are my favorite but the planter is adorable too. This is a great compilation of ideas.
ReplyDeleteFantastic ideas my friend! I am loving the baby doll cradle and the chicken coop....
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas - I love them all! But where do you find spools such as these?
ReplyDeleteThanks Sandy, I got one of them at Craiglist. An electric company was trying to get rid of some of them.
DeleteBeautiful ideas, Cristina! So creative!
ReplyDeleteSandy, I got one of those big spools through Craiglist, an electrical company was on a clean up mood. ;)
ReplyDeleteQue ideas más fantásticas para usar esos carretes , me gusta mucho como mesita de noche y como librero
ReplyDeleteI love the little children tables...now where can I find one of these?
ReplyDeleteDeb
@Seeking Lavender Lane
Hi Deb Foglia, You can find the first table at Restoration Hardware -link above- though not a cheap price. Otherwise you can score them free thru Craiglist, electric companies, sometimes asking at Home Depot for the smaller ones.
ReplyDeleteGreat, clever ideas! I especially like the painted table. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteAmazing aren't they !!!
ReplyDeleteBack in the 60's my Mom had a friend who made a kitchen table out of one - complete with all the love child flowers painted all over it - it was incredible!
Love the baby rocker - how wonderful!
xoxo
Wonderful round-up! I love those spools. My dad has then kicking around his farm, now I have some ideas for them!
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration, especially the last photo! Stopping by from Savvy Southern Style.
ReplyDeleteGreat inspiration! I love those chairs.
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