Tuesday, May 28, 2019

Recycled Spice Tin




Hello Friends,
I hope you are doing well !
 
I have been busy at work and I have missed you all-
 
There has been no time to be creative.
 
Today was my first chance to visit a thrift shop....all I found were these spice tins.
 
They are not that old but I liked them.
 
I don't know if I shared this before but I am a lover of TINS !
 
I used a bottle cap opener to pop off the lids.

 
I added about an inch of sand.

 
 
 
Then filled the tins with potting soil.


 
I have some small succulents, that I started in peat pots.

 
They have started to root.
 


 
 
I planted the succulents in the tins.
 
 
 
 
That's it !
 
 
 
Add just a tiny drop of water.
 
 
 
JUST A REMINDER: Be careful, over time these will rust.
And may leave marks on furniture. 
 
 
 

                                                      Here are just a few of my spice tins.

 
My favorites are the vintage Schilling and  Ben-Hur spices and any coffee tins.
 
 
Share with me in the comments any of your unusual collections !
 
Thanks for stopping by-
xo Lisa S


39 comments:

  1. What an adorable idea Lisa. I love what you have done with those darling containers. Hugs and blessings, Cindy

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  2. Un buen y bonito reciclaje. Espero que duren¡¡

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  3. So adorable Lisa!

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  4. Adorable, Lisa! Pinned, and going to link to this in my weekly email. Love it!

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    1. Lora
      Thank you for the sweet comment. I look forward to your emails! xo Lisa S

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  5. This is such a cute idea! What a great way to repurpose these containers!

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  6. I pinned this, just visiting, this is so cute. You had a very good idea and i thank you for it. I follow Lora Bloomquist.

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    1. Thanks for visiting, Marlene. It was so nice to have you stop by. xo Lisa S

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  7. These are too cute, Lisa! Thanks for sharing at Vintage Charm!

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  8. These are adorable! I've been trying to find ways to upcycle these cans! I've got one in my kitchen at the moment waiting on my mind to spark creativity! LOL

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    1. Kaycee
      Thank you so much! I'm glad to share some inspiration.
      xo Lisa S

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  9. Your love of tins is like my love of old galvanized watering cans or pots. I love your succulent arrangements. Looks wonderful.

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    1. Christine,
      Yes! I love galvanized watering cans too.. I think I collect too many things. Thank you for the sweet comment!
      xo Lisa S

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  10. These are so cute! I love your tin collection!!

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    1. Candice
      Thank you so much!
      I am so glad you stopped to visit. xo Lisa S

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  11. This is such a cute idea! Love having unique things in our garden.

    Thank you so much for sharing your cool garden idea with us over at Waste Not Wednesday!

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    1. Sam
      Thank you for the sweet comment! I always look forward to your parties. Thank you for featuring my recycled tins.
      xo Lisa S

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  12. Congratulations your post is featured on Full Plate Thursday this week! Thanks so much for sharing it with us, we are pinning it to our special features board. Have a great week and come back soon!
    Miz Helen

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    1. Thank you so much Miz Helen! I am so grateful:)
      xo Lisa S

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  13. These are super cute and what a great way to recycle those little containers!

    I found you on Tuesdays with a Twist and would love to have you share your talent with us on Farm Fresh Tuesdays! Hope to see you there!

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    1. Thank you Lisa!
      I'll be right over :)
      xo Lisa S

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    2. Thank you so much for sharing your talent on the blog hop! Hope to see you again today!

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  14. OMGOSH! I love love LOVE this! Very cute! Found you on the #UNLIMITEDMONTHLONGLINKPARTY 1 Sharing X3

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    1. Thank you so much. I appreciate you hosting.
      It's so nice to meet you. Thanks for the visit!
      xo Lisa S

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  15. So sweet, it's nice to give old things a new life.
    Be warned though m they will go rusty eventually. I did something similar with tins on our kitchen windowsill and the ones I planted straight into have now rusted right through. Ok if you have replacements, but a shame if they are precious to you. You can read about my issues here if you are interested : https://www.sumoftheirstories.com/blog//2016/05/kitchen-tin-planters-and-cautionary-tale.html

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    1. Thank you Julie! GOOD reminder
      I forgot people might not know that. I went back and added a note :)
      xo Lisa S

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  16. Cute! Great upcycle!
    Thank you for sharing at The Really Crafty Link Party. Pinned!

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  17. I have some nice Ben Hur spice tins from my mother's shelf. She never threw spices out so ones that weren't used often made their way to the back and were saved. Now I have them in the back of my spice shelf to remember her by. - Margy

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    1. Margy
      Thanks for sharing. What a sweet memory of your Mom.
      xo Lisa S

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  18. Thanks so much for linking up at the #UnlimitedMonthlyLinkParty 1! Pinned ♥

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