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Mon, Mar 23, 09 at 19:55
| You don't see these out here in California, but I would love to have a potato and onion bin. They are too expensive online. Anyone make their own out of a wooden box or something? I am dying to have one. |
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- Posted by kudzukween (My Page) on Mon, Mar 23, 09 at 20:31
| I don't know how to make one, but maybe you could ask for one on Freecycle?? I sure see lots of them at yard sales around here for about $5. Maybe try Craigs List,too. |
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- Posted by concretenprimroses (My Page) on Wed, Mar 25, 09 at 0:51
| Hi, this is an old post, but I think I found this guy on Plaxo in 2008 and he said he like woodworking, so I think he's stilll around. Can't hurt to email him. All he asked in exchange for his plan was that you send a pic of your finished project. good luck kathy |
Here is a link that might be useful: Woodworking plans from cowboy country
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| Here's another idea. My friend uses a big clay flower pot for potatoes kinda unusual but it works for her and doesn't look bad just sitting in a corner of her kitchen. |
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