Hello there!
It's fun to challenge yourself to use
something in an unusual way.
I love to go thrifting and
sometimes you can find things
that can be repurposed.
I found this planter while thrifting-
I put a small piece of foam padding
in the base and now I can find
at least one pair of glasses!
A bowl of shiny- bright glass ornaments
would look nice.
I had some Christmas odds and ends
close by for now-
or
a place for the T.V. remotes
At Christmas time planters always look great
with some greenery .
My GRANDMA gave me this bear years ago.
For a long time it was filled with paint brushes
now a tree and some roses.
Here just a branch and a pinecone.
My Tin Christmas coasters fit nicely-
A great place to tuck some THANK YOU cards!
This pink car is always part of my
Spring decorating -
This baby buggy is decorated for
'Baby's First Christmas'
I turned this planter in a Pin Cushion.
I had these small planters.
I used some packing foam to fill the planters.
I thought this couple would look great with a little tree
in their planter.
I unscrew the wood bases
on the trees and the wire
can be poked into the foam base.
I keep my beads
in old apothecary jars with glass lids.
I used hot glue to attach
some tinsel to the foam base
( In case I want to remove the decoration later )
I use this hole punch tool to hold the beads in place
so I don't get burned.
Push the beads deep into the tree.
These planters had a square base
and when pushed together-
Now they make the sweetest little bookends !
They are staying at my house for now.
Have a great day!
Thanks for hanging out with me-
xo Lisa S
These tiny toothpick holders went to the
Craft Show this past week.
I like your ideas of repurposed old cup as the pin cushion :) the green glass is beautiful and would make great base to seasonal bouquet :)
ReplyDeleteThank you so much. It's so nice to have you here.
DeleteHave a great week. Please come back and visit again.
xo Lisa S
Super cute and great ideas for using them in a different way!
ReplyDeleteTania,
DeleteThank you. I'm starting to look at planters in a whole new way.
I'm seeing more and more of them when I'm out thrifting.
xo Lisa S
I'm a vintage hunter/thrifted too and I LOVE what you have done with your planters - very creative - visiting from ESME SALON linkup and the blog www.awandafulthing.com ❤️
ReplyDeleteThank you! So glad you found me :)
Deletexo Lisa S
Darling. I think I like the trees the best, a perfect combination. I have a vintage seashell that I love.
ReplyDeleteThank you! I decided to keep a few...so I guess I collect planters now :) It's always nice to hear from you- I appreciate it.
Deletexo Lisa S
What great ideas! I love repurposing things.
ReplyDeleteThank you :)
Deletexo Lisa S
I'm always looking for new repurposing ideas! Thank you so much for sharing with us on the Homestead Blog Hop! Hope to see more this Wednesday.
ReplyDeleteKelly,
DeleteI love the Homestead Blog Hop! I'm never sure my posts fit in, but I love to join the fun. Thank you-
xo Lisa S
I love your vintage items. The teacup pin cushion is inspired, so easy ! Also, the tea cup can be seasonally changed. :)
ReplyDeleteJeanne,
DeleteThank you for the sweet comment. I appreciate you stopping by for a visit- Please visit again :)
xo Lisa S
I love vintage planters! And how you have repurposed them is adorable, Thanks for sharig!
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