My jars were not as fancy as these from google images because I did not add the knobs on top but it was a fun project with a few items that would otherwise have ended up in the trash! My sister inherited a Christmas tree made from a recycled frame and broken jewelry. My late Aunt Ang made it from all the costume jewelry pieces that no longer had an earring mate or a brooch or pin that broke. She added lights to the back so you could plug it in and have your shiny tree lite up.
Here is an example I found on google images.
I need a new hat! So I can celebrate the Kentucky Derby in style! We can watch it on T.V. so here is my first choice and it is also competing with this one:
And one more:
Now for little tea with the sweet Easter teapot I purchased at the thrift store:
The Easter Bunny Teapot was $3 with the cute little tray. It is stamped on the bottom 1994!
I need to redo my cabinet so I can have all the Easter treats upfront!
Rebekah bought me the little white elephant teapot! Isn't it just precious? Now I hope while you are having your tea you will visit Ms. Jenny and everyone who participates in Aphabe Thursday!
5 comments:
Love those little jars- and your sweet little teapots! I always admire people who can turn 'trash to treasure'. You are going to look very stylish at the derby! Hope your weekend is lovely. xo Karen
I love the jars, hats, and teapots.
I love those little jars! I need to hit a thrift store...going through withdrawl here. Hope you have a great weekend! Love the teapot.
OK, I'll arm-wrestle you for that pink and orange hat! :) When I used to belong to the Red Hat Society they'd refer to one's demeanor(?) as "hat-itude"! Isn't that cute?
I love the candle holder/jar creations. Were I to attempt something like that, it would probably wind up as a part of the 'epic fail' collections featured on ViralNova every now and then. Have you seen those? Hysterical!
I vote for the big orange hat! Wow! That's a eyeful!
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