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Today everyone’s in a hurry always rushing here and there. How many times have you or someone you know hurried out and shut the door behind them ,only to realize their keys are still inside? Or how many just flat out forget them? Here at All Gone to the Birds We know that feeling. We also know that sometimes kids misplace their key or don’t think to take it with them. I personally have went out to work in the garden only to find out the dog somehow managed to shut the door behind me. Well however you get locked out ,we have a solution, Key hiders. Put them among your other decorations in the garden and nobody will ever know that a key is hidden within. We also bought my mother in law one, because she was always locking herself out. The first one is a garden stone, that securely holds your key for safe keeping, until you need it.


SLEEPING GARDEN STONE/KEY HOLDER
There's no need to wake the garden— or anyone in the house— with this beautifully designed garden stone that cleverly doubles as a key hider! Resin. 8 1/2" x 3 1/8" x 3 7/8" high.
This pretty stone will fit in with any garden decorations.

The next key hider is for the frog lovers on your gift list, We all know that frogs look great anywhere in antibody's garden. He will be particularly happy in a toadtown or village if you have one. If not We intend to go in to details on making a toadtown of your own, later in this blog. We do have a feature on toadtowns probably in the archives.

GARDEN FROG KEY HIDER

Cute little frog has a clever secret: When tucked in the garden beside your entryway, he conceals a spare key within his chubby belly! A charming - and smart - way to hold an emergency house-key close at hand but away from prying eyes. Iron. 4 1/2" x 3 1/4" x 1 3/4" high.

The next one is another friendly amphibian favorite.
TURTLE KEY HIDER

This turtle has a secret: not just an appealing garden figurine, his shell cleverly conceals a secret stash spot big enough for a spare key! Tuck him near a door for a handy hideaway! Cast iron. 5 1/8" x 3 3/8" x 2 3/8" high.

Turtles are just as easily adaptable to any garden as the frogs, They fit in nicely and get along fine with others. This one can also double as a door stop too.

Now with all of these cute key hiders there is no reason for anyone to have to call a locksmith again. Just make sure you put a key in it and put it out in your garden, so that it will be ready to help out when you forget that key.

The next 2 things are a good idea for those screens that are hard to see, You know the ones that people run into and sometimes children run right through because you can't tell that they are there until it's too late?

Fanciful filigree hummingbird beautifies the look of patio doors, screened canopies and more, attaching magnetically to any metal mesh. But it’s more than mere decoration; it’s also a gentle reminder to guests and family to approach doorways with caution and avoid accidentally walking through the screen. An attractive alternative to costly repairs! Metal. 4" x 2" high.

The next ones are 2 pc. Golden Sun magnets

Fanciful filigree sun silhouette beautifies the look of patio doors, screened canopies and more, attaching magnetically to any metal mesh. But it’s more than mere decoration; it’s also a gentle reminder to guests and family to approach doorways with caution and avoid accidentally walking through the screen. An attractive alternative to costly repairs! Metal. 3½" x 3" high.

Now why did'nt somebody think of this sooner? I have seen people put stickers on patio doors so you can tell they are there. That's a good idea too. Mine are never that clean, I have two dogs and they are always noseing up the windows.