I feel this is somewhat of a fraudulent 'my creative space' this week as it involves nothing more than a bit of glue...but sorry, it's all I've got!
When I was helping my friend Susan move out of her rented townhouse so that she could go and babysit another friend's home while they were having the annual five month stint at their other place in the south of France...phew, did you get all that? Good. How jealous are you? Me? I'm an unattractive shade of green...
Anyway, while the chandelier fairy and I were helping clean and pack (and to be completely fair, a lot of it had already been done), I accidentally broke one of Susan's teacups...
She was very good about it (and quite right since I'd just cleaned the bathroom for her!)...I know you're reading Susan, and I know you know I'm joking :)
So I took it home and fixed it (but not brilliantly as you can see!) and I'm using it to hold the garlic...ok, so not hugely creative, especially seeing I stole the whole 'garlic in a teacup' idea from the first born's house, but...
...at least it's useful again. Gotta love that. From dim-witted clumsiness to garlic holder. Even a chilli repository from time to time. And cheap...really cheap. Friendship still intact as well :)
For a much more interesting post, you can read about my friend Susan's sea change and see her house by the coast here...and then go and see a whole lot of creative spaces here. There'll be more than glue involved I'm sure!
all photos by me
Thursday, May 26, 2011
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Well Kerry at least the very pretty cup hasn't gone to waste! And might I add, very stylish photo. Are you putting into practise what you learned on your recent course? If so, well done. ;-)
ReplyDeleteEEEK! I seem to be doing a lot of breaking at the moment - that why I dont own anything quite that pretty though. The risk is just too high! Mind you - its probably the prettiest garlic holder I've seen so sometimes a bit of breakage has to be a good thing!
ReplyDeleteLove the extra chilli holder handle! Very pretty garlic cup!
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Excellent save! I love your photos.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great combo, garlic and pretty teacups! Much much better than tossing out the cup. Beautifully photographed too xx
ReplyDeleteLovely photos. I collect vintage teacups and although none have broke yet I now have an idea of what to do if one does. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute use - love the added touch of the chilli in then handle :)
ReplyDeleteExcellent and wonderful photography Kerry. I couldn't bear to throw out that tea cup as it is so pretty.
ReplyDeleteOk Kerry....you can now add 'China restorer' to your extensive list of skills !! I think that you've done a great job and....accidents happen.
ReplyDeletePlus, you have taken some great photos of it.....love your composition ! XXXX
Pretty cup. Glad you didn't immediately throw it out!
ReplyDeleteKerry, how could you break that beautiful teacup? How could you not rush out of the room and blame someone else for it? But the garlic looks great in it, utterly full of lifestyle.
ReplyDeleteLooks pretty good to me and what a lovely way to keep it in use. xx
ReplyDeleteI think that you have been very creative - you have made a positive out of the negative!
ReplyDeleteI would say that you have been very creative - you have created a positive out of a negative! Love the wise owl on the plate in the background!
ReplyDeleteSo let me get this straight - you 'accidentally' break this very pretty cup, then you end up with it yourself? You evil genius you! Priceless :) K xxx
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