Here's what I made when I needed some plant pots for the front porch.
And here's what I made them from...mostly lids...nothing around here has a lid on it anymore! Even Liberty's been helping me, she's been smuggling lids home from kindy, lol!
How cute that your daughter is saving lids for you! I love your little pots! Looks easy enough for a beginner to make too?!
I just realized that I have a small box of miniatures that I've collected over the years! I'll have to get them out and see if there is anything I can use for my dollhouse! It's been packed away since I moved!
So pretty- I think I might have to add this to my list of things to try! I think the idea of Liberty smuggling home lids is so cute! Recycling at it's best!!
Mercedes, I love them!!! Besides the caps did you painted them or is it paper?? I would like to try for my house. My congratulations for your extraordinary ideas!!! Warm regards, Meli
I love them. How did you do them? Paint and then glue labels on the front? I have trouble getting the paint to stick to the lids and then getting the labels to stick to the paint. Yours look so real looking and are great!
What a great idea. Lids ... now I need to find some lids. I can read that I am not the only one who would like to know how you decorated them. The best is that some of the lids have their own little Liberty story.
Love love love your blog and your work in miniature so much. Isn't it so wonderful to take the most ordinary thing and see something totally different that it could be? I can see that with you. We would have fun together. Mini hugs!
Lovely and clever. So funny to think at Liberty smuggling caps from school. I wish Matteo were so cohoperative!
ReplyDeleteHow cute that your daughter is saving lids for you! I love your little pots! Looks easy enough for a beginner to make too?!
ReplyDeleteI just realized that I have a small box of miniatures that I've collected over the years! I'll have to get them out and see if there is anything I can use for my dollhouse! It's been packed away since I moved!
Te han quedado preciosas. Lucen muy bien en el porche.
ReplyDeleteSo pretty- I think I might have to add this to my list of things to try! I think the idea of Liberty smuggling home lids is so cute! Recycling at it's best!!
ReplyDeleteMercedes, I love them!!! Besides the caps did you painted them or is it paper?? I would like to try for my house.
ReplyDeleteMy congratulations for your extraordinary ideas!!!
Warm regards,
Meli
I love them. How did you do them? Paint and then glue labels on the front? I have trouble getting the paint to stick to the lids and then getting the labels to stick to the paint. Yours look so real looking and are great!
ReplyDeleteWhat witty you are!!!. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteHUGS,
Paloma
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And I'm so happy to have some off these wonderful plant pots in my collection....hugs,sabiha!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful...I use lots of lids too. There are limited bought planters about and everyone uses the same...it is nice to have unique ones.
ReplyDeleteMuito bonitos os vasos e as plantas!!!
ReplyDeleteBelo trabalho, parabéns!11
LOL! Isn't it funny the trash we save now:) I'm going to use my Moulin Rouge one to house magazines...I just have to make some magazines now, lol!!
ReplyDeleteLOL, finally a "caps" post from you , Merce! Love em all and the plants too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea. Lids ... now I need to find some lids. I can read that I am not the only one who would like to know how you decorated them. The best is that some of the lids have their own little Liberty story.
ReplyDeleteWonderful plant, Mercedes! I love that Liberty is helping you gather materials. It's adorable. :-)
ReplyDeleteLove love love your blog and your work in miniature so much. Isn't it so wonderful to take the most ordinary thing and see something totally different that it could be?
ReplyDeleteI can see that with you. We would have fun together. Mini hugs!
Hi,
ReplyDeleteI just found your blog today and am so happy! You have such wonderful hands and I love your creativity!
Pei Li