Thursday, July 5, 2012
A Grill, A Frame & A Fish...
Posted on 5:50 PM by follow me
...walk into a bar...just kidding!Sorry, I couldn't resist!
I have ad this little grill leaning againsta wall for ages, never really knew what
I wanted to do with it.
This frame looked lonely, so I thoughtI'd hook them up!
And there's always room for a starfish!!
The super major iron clad glue is stilldrying so I had to keep is flat.
But I think it will look kinda cute when it'sup on the wall!!
Be sure to stop over and visit our hostess,
Susan @ BETWEEN NAPS ON THE PORCH
for more Met Monday!
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