Wednesday, February 17, 2010
How to make a Fire Basket!
Christel Jensen has found a cool tutorial made by
Amy Merric on the site Design Sponge.
Christel made her own variation,and created a
fantastic chairs by using the wire parts from
Champagne Corks.
I wanted to share an other idea with you, of what
more can be made out of these wire parts.
This is what you need. The plastic basket are small pots
of water plants for a fishbowl. Do some cutting and painting,
and ....Tádá!
One Fire Basket!
This idea I came up with when I was sitting in front of my
own real fire basket warming up on the heat!
I thought.... I want one in mini too,for my little garden I was
working on at that time.
(older post; April and May 2009)
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
That is such a great idea, Sabiha! Thank you. And thank you for the tip about pastel chalk - I would never have thought of that. I am going to buy some today!
ReplyDeletexo
Claudia
Sabia that is great:) I love the effect you have got out of it. It is so fun sharing these tips:) Thanks.
ReplyDeleteIk dacht even dat je buiten had gezeten bij de vuurkorf ( die spoort niet) totdat ik zag dat het een ouder bericht was (blond???)
ReplyDeleteMaar hij blijft heel mooi, misschien ook iets voor de kelder, 's winters zet je hem tenslotte binnen anders gaat ie roesten.
X Syl
Thank you for the tutorial, the result is very good.
ReplyDeleteGeneviève
Thank you for a very good idea!
ReplyDeleteEva J
Thanks Sabiha, for the tutorail!
ReplyDeleteI actually have a couple of pots left from the aquariumplants. I didn´t really know what to do to them, but I was use them for somekinds of minias - of course. They been there for a while now.
How charming, this would look especially good in my Hacienda House. Thank you, CM
ReplyDeleteSo clever Sabiha!! Great
ReplyDeletegreat idea, thanks for the tuto...regards
ReplyDeleteI have to make one of these!! Now I just have to find someone who has an aquarium, buy them the plant and keep the basket! :-)
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this with us Sabiha. Its a really clever idea. xxx
ReplyDeleteHij is leuk! Ja daar zou ik nou nooit op gekomen zijn, toch maar eens bij de andere afdelingen bij het tuincentrum kijken, wie weet wat we daar allemaal tegen komen haha!
ReplyDeleteIk lees net ook de posts hieronder. Vervelende toestand, waar ik net als jij niets van begrijp. The less said about it, the better, zoals de Fransen zeggen he ;-)
Menuda idea. Ahora buscar el material.
ReplyDeleteBesujis!!!
Thank you for the inspiration! It's so much fun to figure out how to use 'life sized' objects in the miniature realm.\
ReplyDeleteJody
El Castillo de arena me ha cautivado
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo
Maite
That is so cool! I've been jumping back and forth between your's and Christel's blog. Really, really cool!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing that. :)
Sabiha there is an award for you on my blog. xxx
ReplyDeleteI can't tell you enough how much I envy you :))) I'm afraid, I neither have the courage nor the patience to work on minis. Plus, I don't think I'd be able to find many of the necessary bits here in Istanbul. But I just love them :))) Well done...
ReplyDeleteLove,
G.
Sabiha bedankt,het borduurtje is af hoor.
ReplyDeleteMaar jij hebt intussen ook weer prachtige dingen gemaakt en uitgevonden, je hebt een hele mooie stijl, mijn complimenten, groetjes.
HI ...great idea...I am Junior @ miniature :)
ReplyDeleteherewith my link http://littlekoh1129.blogspot.com/
Hello again!
ReplyDeleteI´ve got an award for you to pic up in my blog!
That is such a terrific idea, thank you so much for sharing your secrets!! It really looks great.
ReplyDeleteHello Sabiha:
ReplyDeleteThere's an award for you on my blog!
Thank you for sharing such great ideas,
Maia
Your blog is full of great ideas, thank for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI'm enjoying your blog Sabhia and have left a Sunshine Award for you on my Tearooms blog. http://applestearooms.blogspot.com/ Irene
ReplyDeleteLove the idea!!!I'll try to find one of those
ReplyDeleteI have a Sunshine Award for you over at my blog
ReplyDeletehttp://denisdollhousemania.blogspot.com/
for all your lovely minis!
thank you these chairs and the fire are fabulous!
Hugs Deni