Mini - Metamorphosis Monday: Harvest Basket

I'm joining all the creative and talented bloggers over at Between Naps On The Porch for

Metamorphosis Monday.

This hardly qualifies as a METAMORPHOSIS, so I'm gonna call

it a MINI-Metamorphosis.....quick and easy project that takes about 30 minutes total and could be applied to anything that can take a coat of quick spray paint.

This is an old iron harvest basket that I've used in my garden for years.  Chippy paint, rusty, a little lot out of round and it has been standing in a corner behind my garden shed all winter.

Ten minutes to scrub it with soapy hot water, 10 minutes to spray paint it with

my new most favorite color of green paint ( see my birdcage makeover ), 10 minutes to put

probably way toooo much stuff in one corner of the kitchen counter........to me "less is more"

is an unknown concept.....I'm more of a "more is better" kinda gal.  After Christmas I usually

just clear everything off the kitchen counters and then by this time in January I start adding

stuff back!  By Easter it will be time to clear the decks again, but for right now here's my

Mini-Metamorphosis painted green harvest basket

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Level of Difficulty - Your kids could do it!

Time Invested - 30 minutes

Cost - $1.50 for 1/4 Can of Spray Paint

Level of Satisfaction - Priceless on another DRAB RAINY GRAY day