Last fall in Texas I bought one of Brian's creations, of The Seed Box! After we took it apart to load it in the truck, I didn't think I would ever see it erected again! lol! We create several truck loads of furniture every year, but I rarely get anything done for myself! And there was the issue of what we were gonna set the structure on. We talk about putting in on the ground with some mulch, but that just didn't seem like a good idea.
Well, when we were cleaning up a couple of weeks ago we came across this metal frame! Luck would have it that it was the right width for the gazebo, just a little longer. I said no problem, we will move the structure to to the back of the frame and it will create a little front porch!
So Craig went right to work adding the proper support to the frame. Then we couldn't decide what kind of decking to put on. We discussed wood, then a sheet of metal got brought into the conversation! We both decided that metal would be cool!
I love the metal decking! Looks like it belongs with the frame!
This is the part that Brian made, to include 4 post and a top.
Loved the way it looked on the deck! Couldn't hardly wait to get it all put together!
The top is a part of a chicken brooder. Hope I spelled that right! We don't have those here in Kentucky, but he always makes cool things out of chicken brooder tops.
Yeah! The gazebo has a top! As I was holding a piece of plywood up to keep the wind off of Craig while he welded, I could vision a shelf on the back. So away we went to look for some brackets!
I knew I better get these welded on right here and now, cause when that welder went back in the shop I would never get him to add the shelf!
Found some!
Now we need a piece of barn wood!
YES! Found it! Love it!
Oh yes, we definitely need a rug!
Just so happens I bought one with the structure!
Yes, it's metal to!
I will be sealing for floor after it gets a little more rust on it!
I will be sealing for floor after it gets a little more rust on it!
Lets add a couple chairs.
Some more junk, oh I mean art!
Some pitiful flowers! Sorry that's all I had!
Got lots of junk, but not much in the way of flowers! Yet!
And there you have it! I'm gonna add some burlap panels in each corner, but I didn't have any! I will be tweaking things as I go along. Most of the time when I look at something for a couple of days, good thoughts come to me about what would make that space better!
Hope you like the collaboration of Brian's and Craig's work!
Neat piece Theresa!! Love what you and everyone else did with it too!!
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Fabulous! I love the idea of the burlap panels...a few more flowers and a soft pillow and voila! You are all so creative...just love this one of a kind gazebo! It's a winner! :)
ReplyDeleteTheresa, it's beautiful!!! What a wonderful place to sit and relax. Burlap is going to look fabulous. Have a great weekend:)
ReplyDelete~Debra xxx
Capers of the vintage vixens
Love Brian's creation and Craig's creativity and your's of course!!
ReplyDeleteTheresa! This is so-o-o cute!
ReplyDeleteWell now, isn't that something?
ReplyDeleteI think I like it! Not your average gazebo is it? But quite fanciful... when you put it all together. Love the shelf.. I think that is the perfect spot for a nice cool glass of iced tea! It is missing one thing... a rusty little something to prop my feet upon!... love this!
Hey Theresa, how cool is this. wow, you put those two metal geniuses together and they can come up with some fabulous ideas. LOVE it!!! thanks for sharing the fun! xoxo Debra
ReplyDeleteTheresa, I love it! That chicken roof is awesome...never heard of it but I like it.
ReplyDeleteGreat job guys!
I see magazines and some wine or tea.
Enjoy!
xoxo~SueBee
Amazing what a bunch of heavy metalheads can come up with!
ReplyDeleteDeb
T, it is lovely. I hope you both get a chance to sit and rest and maybe have something cool to drink!
ReplyDeleteI know what you mean about getting the brackets on right now! sandi
I do like your gazebo! The storms that we have had thru here recently, I am not sure one would survive here. :(
ReplyDeleteOhhh that is really nice, what a great job!!!!
ReplyDeleteSylvia
Wow...I LOVE it! You can load it in a trailer and deliver it to my house in Keller any time you like. Wonderful piece...Enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteDenis
How darling! I love the shelf, great touch!
ReplyDeleteLezlee
Here's a HOOT and a WOOT and an Amen.
ReplyDeleteIt is divinely metalicious..
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Theresa, That is awesome! I love it! I have an idea... wouldn't it be cool to add an architectural finial or maybe a weathervane on the very top ?? Burlap is going to look very inviting! Great Job!
ReplyDeleteI love it its perfect!
ReplyDeleteI'd say that was a successful collaboration. It looks great!
ReplyDeleteTheresa, how awesome is your gazebo?!! Just brilliant and SO original - love it!
ReplyDeleteTeresa, this is way to cool thinking out of the box.. I love it have a great weekend
ReplyDeletePattie
You and Craig always create the "coolest"! ... would like to see a pic of the two of you sitting in your new space!
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Jill
Well, it that isn't just the coolest thing I have ever seen. I think you should trailer it around behind your trailer and set it up everyplace you go! That should make quite a picture going down the highway---all you need to do is have the hubster weld on some wheels- just a thought-;>) Diana
ReplyDeleteI love it when Craigsmith comes to play in my yard too...and when Sister Tot shares treasures...LOVE you guys!!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE my new curtains!!!!
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Sooooo Coooool!
ReplyDeleteYou are so lucky to have a hubby that is so talented and the two of you together are fabulous.
Love the gazebo!
Blessings
Rebecca
How clever! Love the barnwood shelf added, and the burlap idea too! How about a clematis vine on one corner? How do you seal the rust? All very nice and welcoming.
ReplyDeleteWow...how clever...I love it!!
ReplyDeleteThat gazebo is gorgeous, can't wait for the pictures of the burlap panels. Have a lovely weekend!
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That, my dear, is FABULOUS!
ReplyDeleteTOT, that is so cool!! It's the perfect size. I love it.
ReplyDeleteHope you and Craig are doing well. I never get around to visiting everyone like I want to but I think of you often.
Blessings... Polly
Yay for you! Looks great :) Laurel@chippingwithcharm
ReplyDeleteAll four of you are very talented! I love it.
ReplyDeleteHow awesome is that. I know you are going to enjoy it to the fullest. Love the idea of burlap and the shelf is awesome. What a great pair you make. I love the metal. I would love to get my hands on some. I haven't got a clue where to look. I keep seeing such great table tops being made. And now your cool deck.
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becky
Lovely little spot. Can't wait to see the burlap panels!
ReplyDeleteToo cool!!!! Everyone needs one of these beauties. I think it would make a great bar area if you had a pool with the added shelf on the end. So many possibilities:-)
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Kathleen
Who would have thought all of that could come together to make such a nice little place to relax. With the burlap panels it will surely be a lovely retreat. Fabulous! Best wishes, Tammy
ReplyDeleteLove love your gazebo!
ReplyDeleteYour lucky your husband is such a handyman!
Can't wait to see what else you do!
hugs, Cheryl
Oh I adore your little gazebo...and a front porch too - lucky y-o-u!
ReplyDeleteJan
You are the wisest crafter I know!!!]
ReplyDeleteThe gazebo is cute anyway, but you just dressed him right on up 'til he was just right! Love the shelf - love the rug!
Rhonda
Amazing! That is spectacular t, spectacular!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteOh Theresa it's GORGEOUS....This is RECYCLING at it's BEST....KUDOS to yourself, Craig & Brian....A BRILLIANT collaborative effort....!!
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Tamarah :o)
I just love this! I can't wait to see it with the burlap panels and all of your creative touches! The stone orbs and the urns are a great start! What a unique gazebo... you will be the envy of all of your neighbors :) t. xoxooxox
ReplyDeletewhat a great gazebo, however what I really like is all of that yard !!
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