What I came up with was the following:
Material:
1. The nice lady who works in my local grocery store (Bónus, Mosfellsbær) gave me 2 wooden, fruitboxes (appelsínukassa) for free... they would have landed in the garbage anyway - but I gave them a new live and a new purpose. I love that feeling!
2. an old, transparent plastic oilcloth
3. paint
4. a stapling gun
What I did: (if you don´t understand a thing, just look at the pictures - you´ll see what I did with your own eyes :-)
I removed 2 of the longest, wooden side-boards from both boxes, the buttom of one and put them on top of each other. I used the long boards to fix the two boxes together (the long, vertical boards you see on the front side)
After that I painted the boxes with white paint I had at home.
To finish the whole thing I cut the oilcloth to pieces (1 long piece for 3 sides, 1 small for the buttom, 1 long one for the top and the front side) and fixed it with my stapling gun.
I really love the way it turned out and what I need now, is some kind of a small, transparent shelf made out of something (any ideas?) to use all the space inside the greenhouse in a more effective way... I had SO MUCH FUN making my cute little greenhouse... I DID IT!
My greenhouse
I love your little homemade greenhouse, Kristin, what a great way to reuse items!! I hope the herbs will grow well and award you with many nice harvests through summer :) Happy growing!
ReplyDeleteAnd now I have done the knit tag, and it is posted on my blog.
Have a wonderful week :)
Frábær hugmynd hjá þér!! Það er svo geggjað að elda og nota jurtir sem maður hefur sjálfur ræktað!
ReplyDeleteHilde: I'm so glad you like it! My herbs are not growing very well... I really don´t understand why it´s not working for me here in Iceland :-( Let´s see how it goes...
ReplyDeleteJóhanna: takk fyrir hrósið ;-) Já, það er svaka gaman að elda úr eigin jurtum... ef þær drepast ekki áður en þær komast í pottinn!! He he...