Thrift Store Yard Art: Teacup Tower

Happy Wednesday Friends! How do you like my teacup tower? By combining thrifted finds, I made it for less than $5--$4.25 to be exact! Gather your thrifted goodies, craft glue and a little imagination...
You know I am a confessed dish-aholic! Since my cupboards runneth over inside, I started using pretty little china plates outside. You may remember, I like to use them as a border for my miniature roses.
When I came across this teapot and matching teacup sets at my weekly .25 sale, I was inspired to add a whimsical little sculpture between two of the rose bushes. The large bowl I used at the base was a $2 yard sale find. I played around with the arrangement a little and glued it in sections, allowing several hours for drying, before adding more pieces.
The little birdie is from a previous .25 sale and I already had the chandelier crystal I placed in the teapot's spout. The glass marbles were a yard sale freebie from two sweet teachers who had a sale last weekend :)
Here you can see the finished results and its place between the china bordered roses. Have you repurposed any thrifted treasures lately?
Cecilia MyThriftStoreAddiction
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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  • Esther Esther on Sep 28, 2016
    What kind of glue was used for the yard art projects
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