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Needless to say, she scrubbed the floor lino and now it looks fabulous!
Anyhow, the lino from the kitchen cupboards was just about to be thrown into the skip when I rescued it (various people were wondering why on earth I wanted to save the lino)...... but it is now on it's way (via good old Aussie Post) to a new home with Liz from Betty Jo Designs. I can't wait to see what fabulous craftiness she can create from it!
what a score! -and so nice of you to pass it on :o)
ReplyDeleteI'm looking forward to the "Clunes" lino. And three cheers for a perfect skip rescue!!! xx Liz aka Betty Jo
ReplyDeletewow i didn't know you could do things with lino! I am curious now too!
ReplyDeleteGreat rescue Cam.
ReplyDeleteA good bit of gleaning! Love that you didn't miss the reuse/recycle opportunity. Must go and have a look at Betty Jo's blog again. Cheers!
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