A few months back I had broken one of my apothocary jars. I had taken it to a friend's house to use for a party. We decided not to use it, so I set it down on the carpeted floor next to my purse, to grab it when I left. I accidentally kicked it over and it broke (how this happened on a very thick carpeted floor I have no idea, but it did.) I saved the jar and the lid, thinking I might somehow glue it back together, which I never got around to trying, and it probably would have looked very bad had I done it. Here's what it looked like:
A couple of days ago, I went by one of my favorite stores in town that was in the process of moving to a new location, and I found the same jar that I needed, only with no lid, and it was reduced for clearance at $12.95 with 75% off. Since I knew as soon as I saw it that my lid would fit perfectly, I snapped that baby up in a heartbeat. I paid a whopping $3.25, and no sales tax. Here's the new jar, without the lid:
And here it is, with it's new, perfectly fitting lid:
I also bought this serving stand. I didn't realize until I started to paint it, that it was bent in places, but since it is wire, it was an easy fix. I also noticed that it's missing a handle at the top. I figured that's okay, because I will stick some flowers in the hole. I painted it white, but haven't taken pics of it's new paint job yet, so taht will come later.
And here's a pic of the finished birdhouses I was working on last week. I made a scroll out of music scrapbook paper, and wrote on it "His Eye Is On The Sparrow". I got the cute little nest at Joann's and put them all into one of my apothocary jars, with grass. There are three of them and they are the centerpieces for our ladies' meeting this coming Saturday.
Friday, March 20, 2009
Just Some Stuff
Posted by B at 9:13 AM
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2 comments:
That's great that you found one exactly like the broken one.
Have fun tomorrow!
Lucky you :-) Hey, I found this neat tutorial and thought you might want to take a peak at it. It is for making your own robins eggs our of Easter eggs. Here is a link directly to it: http://www.livingwithlindsay.com/2009/03/diy-mottled-egg-spring-wreath.html I am going to give it a try myself :-) Although, I think I am going to use paper clay to cover the seam in the egg once I've attached the wire through the egg.
~Cheryl
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