Found a broken teapot and removed the handle that was still in mint condition.
Replaced it on my cute little Chinese pot that was desperately waiting for a new one.
Voilà, easy fix!
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Goeie oplossing!!
Thanks for commenting, Anonymous.
For the rest of the world, Anonymous says: Great solution!!
that's wonderful and now you have a teapot planter too ;-)
Have a wonderful day,
Doris :-)
What a lovely re-purposed you did using that handle off the broken pot. Great job! Happy Earth Day to you too!
Thanks, Doris and Cindy.
Hey did you two 'meet'? I'm sure you'd make great crocheting friends (if not already)!
That is a great idea. The brown teapot would be cute with a crocheted jute handle to make it a hanging planter.
way cool find
That's looking so cute, and is really looking like the teapot is wearing its own handle. That is a nice idea to re-use stuff.
I love these!
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