Wednesday, January 11, 2012
BOTTLE ART IN UKRAINE
This is a spice bottle I re-purposed for a cappuccino sprinkler. It's on its way to England as I write. I love taking things that might be headed for the dump and putting them to some higher purpose. Plus, when I do something like this it gives me skills to teach in my classes and/or an example to show. The vintage jewel certainly adds a nice touch. Let me know if you like it. Your comments are always valued.
Very lovely and elegant piece, Colleen.
ReplyDeleteThank you sweet ladies. I so appreciate your comments.
ReplyDeleteColeen, this is super elegant! The recipient will be thrilled.
ReplyDeleteIt makes me smile when I get a notification of your blog! I'm guessing the pearled top is a lid, not where stuff comes out! lol I was concerned at first. Enjoy! This bit of beauty will make for smiles.
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty! Would you mind providing a little more details for me... What goes in this? Would this sit on a coffee tray and be used to hold garnishes like cinnamon?
ReplyDeleteHope you're having a great day!
Sarah
Oh Colleen... you know I'm like you... loving to turn trash into treasures... and I love what you've done with this ordinary little spice jar turning it into something very special... just like you, the friend you're gifting it to, and the women you'll be teaching it to in the days to come! Bless you my friend... in His love and for His glory!
ReplyDeleteKarla
Thank you, ladies. I am humbled that you take the time to stop by and leave a comment. I am grateful and blessed.
ReplyDeleteColeen: Es ¡linda! Me gustan las artesanÃas, y me gustó mucho -totalmente- el resultado de esta actividad. ¡Dios te bendiga!
ReplyDeleteThis is simply STUNNING! Very awesome up-cycle and I'm sure it's new owner with cherish it! It makes me want to get out my goodies and make something beautiful! Thanks for the inspiration!!
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