Potting Sheds
I am not the neat, tidy, everything has its place type of Potting Shed Girl.
I guess I am more of a shabby, rustic, country type Potting Shed Girl..jpg)
We need a new potting/storage shed..jpg)
I am loving all these ideas..jpg)
Photos:
The Potting Shed
Garden Structures
Stylish Sheds and Elegant Hideaways
(I definitely lean towards The Potting Shed)
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Didn't I totally forget to tell you how the laundry soap worked? Brilliant! I am so happy I tried it. The laundry smells so clean. I know that sounds silly but it smells indescribably clean and fresh. I think I am now a convert. Oh, and very white and stains seem to be disappearing so I will soldier on with the homemade. The recipe is basically this:
2 cups borax
2 cups washing soda
1 bar of grated soap (I used Ivory as that was what I had on hand)
baking soda (not all recipes call for this so I used one box for the whole lot)
I mixed as I went and ending up tripling the recipe. The key here is you only require a couple of TABLESPOONS per load. Seriously, this stuff will last forever.
So thrilled ;)
Lisa xo
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13 comments:
i will def have to give the washing powder a try! me (and my messy 4 year old) get through a LOT of washing ;-)
thanks for sharing!
Rose XXX
I'd love a shed!
I would have such fun making it look pretty!
No cobwebs and rusty mowers for me!xxx
Glad that the laundry recipe worked.
These ideas for a potting shed are great. I have always wanted a potting shed... Please fill us in on what you decide.
That sounds good - will have to try that recipe - thanks for sharing!
Oh how I'd love a wee shed at the bottom of the garden that I could go hide it.
Loving your homemade soap powder recipe I'll definately be giving it a try if I can find anywhere that sells Borax.
I'd love a potting shed or something similar in my garden..a real escape!! ;-)
Glad the washing powder worked! x
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Take Care
Love Melanie xxx
I love potting sheds too - always love if they have a feature on sheds in Country Homes & Interiors so these photographs are great! Your washing powder sounds fantastic!
I love visiting your blog, it's always such a pretty place to come and hang out. I would love my own shed. It would be pretty and rose-clad on the outside, and incredibly neat and tidy on the inside. It would be big enough for a stove with a kettle on it for tea, and have a chair next to the stove for when I'd done enough potting up.
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Love the potting shed - Would love to know did you make it or buy it as want one just like it for our garden!
Will & Bex
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