Now for some details about how I repurposed the meat grinders. I attached a wood slice to one of them.......made a napkin holder out of the second one...... |
And I made a pumpkin holder out of the third one. |
I put my meat grinders on the family room dining table and began to create a fall tablescape using them as the centerpiece....... |
I turned the largest meat grinder upside down and sat it on a wood slice...... |
To make a shelf for my meat grinder, I put a small wood slice in the vise part of it and screwed it down until I felt it was sturdy...... |
I decorated my wood slice shelf with an assortment of fabric pumpkins that I made...... |
I put a cute salt and pepper sheep couple, little pumpkin, and antlers on the big wood slice. |
I used the medium size meat grinder to hold napkins...... |
I was able to tighten the screw on the handle to make it stand upright making a pocket between it and the grinder to hold the napkins....... |
I sat my medium meat grinder on a small plate that matches the salad plates in the place settings........ |
See how my paper napkins are just wedged in between the handle and the grinder....... |
I thought about putting a piece of wood in the vise on the smallest meat grinder, but I didn't want it to look just like the large one....... |
I decided to use the vise bottom like a shelf and placed two teeny pumpkins on it...... |
I turned the screw on the vise until the pumpkins weren't squashed but just lightly held in place......... |
I sat my little meat grinder on a matching plate and added an antler. |
The way I designed the largest meat grinder, it resembles a tiered stand....... |
Here is a close up of the place settings I used....... |
I hope you got some inspiration on how to use your meat grinders in a different way by turning them upside down. Til Next Time....... |
Oh my gosh Penny, this is just the most clever idea! How adorable. Jane
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ReplyDeleteThanks for your great ideas again. I have several meat grinders I won't part with so now I can display them. You have such a great imagination. Thanks for sharing.
Leona
What great ideas:-))) Simply amazing:-))
ReplyDeleteClever idea, Penny. My mom had a meat grinder that was well used. I need to ask around to see who has it. Happy Fall!
ReplyDeleteThis is a great idea, Penny! Just pinned. Saw you over at Funky Junk (and well, all the other link parties that we do;) Great repurpose; now I know what to do with that thing when we're not making Swedish sausage for Christmas!
ReplyDeleteSo clever. We had a meat grinder somewhere but we probably gave it away because I didn't know what to do with it. I love the silver metal on yours.
ReplyDeletePenny,
ReplyDeleteI find myself once again playing catch up as I was busy this week because I was once again a hostess for the Harvest Tea.... I really love how you repurposed these meat grinders!! I especially like how you repurposed the one using the wood slice as a shelf!! Really cute!!
Hugs,
Deb
I' m speechless. You never stop to amaze me
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Thanks for sharing your clever repurpose at Vintage Charm--pinned!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness Penny, only you can take meat grinders and turn them into something so beautiful and functional. I love what you did. So very creative.
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