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Organizing Tools with a Rake

October 29, 2011 by Amanda Formaro

Organizing Tools with a RakeHow brilliant is this? I love how simple but smart this is. Found this on Do It Yourself via Pinterest. — Outdoor Ideas – Accents – Garden Display – Do It Yourself.

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Comments

  1. Gran-E says

    October 30, 2011 at 9:21 am

    I reacently broke the handle of a simular rake! Thanks to you for the recycle idea!(I hate to throw out ‘could be useful if fixed’ stuff! keep the ideas comming!

  2. nancy says

    September 26, 2012 at 4:28 pm

    If you hang this rake on your bedroom or bathroom wall, you can hang lots of long necklace’s or rings or braclets, belts, scarfs,
    and you can paint them pretty colors and add sparkles for the kid’s,
    if you decorate in the country style they are cute in the kitchen to hang small things,aprons and pot holders,spoons or any kitchen tool

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