I agree with Tinyshoes--using it for mosiacs is a great idea. Here's a video on how to break up your bowl if you choose to do so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF4r0YaF5gs
Shatter the bowl into small pieces and use them in a mosaic. You could mosaic a tray, an old lamp base, terra cotta pots and planters, stepping stones, etc.
I do volunteer work for the Salvation Army and we get tons of earrings and so many do not have matches. Does anyone have any ideas on crafts that we could do to repur...
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I have several that we use for pop cans to be crushed and tools I have hidden in a closet. What other uses can people come up with? I'm winding up with lots of these ...
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I've been hanging on to these huge 2 quart pickle jars FOREVER. They're taking up ALOT of real estate in my kitchen cabinet. Since my creativity has gone kapoot I nee...
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I have my mothers old wedding gown. I can't bring myself to get rid of it because it meant a lot to her. What can I do with it? Is there someone I could take it to...
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A customer where I worked refused the offer of a coffee cup carrier because she had enough in her car and she hadn't seen anything on Pinterest to craft them into som...
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You could use it to hold small items like rings or pins. If it's larger, you could put a plant in it.
Marie...Finish breaking it and glue on a tray then use a filler as you would on tile, then finish it with polyurethane to seal.
Hi Marie,
Here are a bunch of idea. I hope you'll find something here that will inspire you. Wishing you the best.
https://www.countryliving.com/diy-crafts/g2416/repurposed-broken-china/
I agree with Tinyshoes--using it for mosiacs is a great idea. Here's a video on how to break up your bowl if you choose to do so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IF4r0YaF5gs
Marie: maybe this will help
https://www.wikihow.com/Mend-a-Crack-in-Pottery
Shatter the bowl into small pieces and use them in a mosaic. You could mosaic a tray, an old lamp base, terra cotta pots and planters, stepping stones, etc.
Thanks to all for such great ideas.
Here's a fun idea: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CgVICaSBXCQ
There’s a whole Japanese art to repairing cracks, it might be interesting to look into.