PalletGate dreams…
PalletGate was my earliest use of pallet hard scrap and is still in use, even to this day. And even to this day, I haven’t got around to painting it purple.
I had to buy hinges and a couple of carriage bolts but everything else was scrap from the eclectic mix of rubbish that forms “my stuff”.
PalletGate today – tatty and a bit worse for wear but still soldiering on (like its creator)
One day, I want to add a new handle made from recycled milk cartons – I started the project to do this a long time ago, but that can be the subject of another ScrapHappy!
Happy Scrapping!
These ScrapHappy posts are curated by Kate, who provides links to other (mostly sewing) ScrapHappy bloggers at Tall Tales from Chiconia on the fifteenth of every month. I have sneaked a non-fabric-based Scraphappy in when no one was looking!
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I enjoyed the Palletgate saga when it first came out! Still an excellent and exemplary use of scrap. It’s good to see some (if I may be a little sexist about this) boy-scrap in our rather textile-heavy line up 🙂
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Now I am blushing again! 🙂
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I love pallet recycles! We made a couple of items using pallets ( a kitchen work table and art works).
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They have turned out to be so useful, for all sorts f things like furniture and gardening aids I suppose you could stack things on them too! 🙂
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That’s a great idea, and furthermore, it works! I love the humor of your first picture and how the gate sees itself or dreams of being.
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Thank you! And PalletGate has survived some storms too, much to my surprise. I think it deserves a coat of paint at some point! 🙂
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Heehee! I’m glad I went back to enjoy the whole PalletGate saga from the beginning! An excellent piece of scrapping – and still standing strong against invading chickens, I see!
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I am pleased you enjoyed it! I think the chickens are resigned to it now, but if we got new chickens, well, I think they might see PalletGate as a challenge to overcome!
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Hahaha! Now I’m picturing something a little like “Chicken Run” happening in your back garden! 😂
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That is pretty much that seems to happen sometimes!
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