Clothesline stand from an old pot

Yesterday, we ended up having a bag of concrete left over from a big project we’re doing (more on that in a later post).  We also had an umbrella clothesline…

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  1. I too think it looks really cool. I cannot think of anything else but the rocks, I think big rocks would look better than small ones. I’d prefer gray toned rocks.

    I long ago read from somewhere that in some cities it is not allowed to dry your clothes outside, apparently because it makes the area seem poor (which I disagree). I’m glad you have clothesline, it’s good for the environment.

    1. Gray would look better than what I have, good thinking.

      Oh, it always irritates me so much when towns don’t allow clotheslines. Thankfully, ours does. It’s better for everything, right down to the clothing!

  2. That’s a great idea to reuse something (the clay pot). I would love to use a clothesline outside especially for sheets–outdoor smell! Great post again!

  3. The pot is a great idea and I think it would look fine with river rocks in it.
    If you’re still not content with the look of that then you could paint the actual pot?

    1. Oh, good idea. I’ll remember that when getting the mood board together for the deck this spring.

  4. What a clever idea! The river rocks get my vote too. A fun alternative could be clothes pins (different colored ones for a fun look or older wooden ones for a more subdued look).

    1. The clothespins would be sooo cute, I love that! Actually, I think I like it better than the rocks. 🙂

  5. Doesn’t it tip over on breezy days with clothes on it?

    1. No, the concrete is heavy enough to keep it upright. It tipped over once, but that was actually a major and sudden storm. Otherwise it’s fine, even on our windy hilltop.