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Hubby and I hit the last outside flea market of the season on Sunday and I picked up 4 old sap buckets.  You know the kind that hang on the side of Maple trees, and later the sap is turned into Maple syrup.
 I knew I could find many uses for them.  Right now I have one filled with pine-cones on my porch, and later I plan on putting miniature Christmas trees in them.
 
You can never go wrong with a good ole bucket.
 
I will miss the flea market.  It won’t open again until the Spring.
 
Have you found anything interesting while flea marketing?
 
 

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  1. Kris says

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    I have an old galvanized bucket like that and I love it! I would be in mourning for the flea market!!!

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  2. Cindy says

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    Hi Dawn,
    So far as I know there is not a Flea Market in our city, if there was I missed it.
    I do find some pretty fabulous vintage pieces at our local Value Villages, though. Some of them are called Savers in the USA, not sure if you have those either.
    I love the sap buckets, there are so many uses for great looking buckets. I have an enamel ware bucket sitting on my fireplace hearth just waiting for firewood or pine cones, I might just fill it with pine cones, they are nice for Fall and Christmas as well.
    Have a great weekend.
    Hugs, Cindy

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  3. Flat Creek Farm says

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    Those sap buckets were a great find! An interesting find (actually by my mom) — this week in my hometown’s little flea market she spied what she thought was one of my handwoven baskets from several years ago. Sure enough, it was! A steal at only $5 🙂 ya just never know what may turn up at the local fleas 😀 -Tammy

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  4. Flat Creek Farm says

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    p.s. I love the idea of putting mini Christmas trees in your sap buckets!

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  5. [email protected] says

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    I love the buckets! Nice find. I bet your tree will look so nice in one.

    Have a great weekend.
    Pam

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  6. camp and cottage living says

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    Dawn
    I love, love, love sap buckets. I use mine for kindling, but they have so many uses. I like your Christmas tree idea.
    We have a friend who keeps us in maple syrup from his trees. It’s really so much work just for a little bit of syrup-but well worth it!

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  7. Miss Char says

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    What a great find and I bet it being the last sale of the year you got a great price too. I made one of mine into a hanging bucket on our mailbox post. I change the flowers out for each season and painted our house numbers on it too.

    Here is the link http://misschar.blogspot.com/2011/01/around-yard.html

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  8. Lemon Lane Cottage says

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    What a great find. I love those old buckets. Sadly, I have not been to the flea market in a long time. We have a large one at the rose bowl that I will try to make before the holidays.

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