Cuplight candleholders from German etsy shop snug.
I adore when people think crazy brilliant thoughts, and make well-know things into something completely different.
And while we are talking about cups, then have a look at this fine cup birdfeeder from CMonetGarden - another etsy shop. I have seen some before around cyberspace from time to time, and wouldn't mind having one in my own garden.
I would love to find a vintage cup and saucer myself, and make it into a garden dining place for little birds.
How to keep the water out of the cup when it rains, is however an unanswered question!
To keep water out of the cup, maybe invert a second saucer on top, to act as a lid?
ReplyDeleteEnjoying all your great finds!
That could be an idea, holzfallen. :)) And it would look great as well.
ReplyDeleteI'm really glad that you enjoy the finds - it's always fun to discover new stuff. :))
Jamen altså, Tingfinder, jeg har allerede spurgt Tommy hvordan man kan bore et hul i bunden af en kop.....han gloede bare underligt på mig :O)
ReplyDelete:)) Jeg tænkte nok at de også lige var noget for dig, Hanne. ;)))
ReplyDeleteSnug har også engang lavet lamper af omvendte porcelæns kaffetragte - og med farvet ledning. De var også bare SÅ seje. Desværre er det mange måneder siden jeg så dem.
Det der med at få boret hul i en kop, har jeg også funderet noget over. Gad vide om man ikke kan bruge samme princip, som når man borer cirkler i fliser? Altså det med at sætte malertape eller lign. på der hvor man borer? Ja, det lyder måske helt hen i vejret... ;))
Skal vi sige, at den der først lykkes med at få hul i bunden af en kop - uden den går itu - giver lyd til den anden? :)))
Det er en aftale ;O)
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