Make The Perfect Use Of An Old Toy Tea Set
Feb. 26, 2010 No Comments Posted under: Toys
If you are a parent whose children have grown up and moved out, then you must be wondering what to do with their toys. Well, how about using them for decorating your house?
Those small tea sets among your children\’s toys can prove to be wonderful for household decorations.
What you can do is instead of placing shredded paper into the recycle bin, you can put it into the bottom of the tea cup.
Once you have placed the paper, put a few artificial flowers on top of it. You can easily find these flowers in a nearby crafts store.
The stems of the flowers will need to be cut off. Otherwise, the flowers will not sit on top of the cup. If you don\’t want to place artificial flowers in the cups, then you can try something else. You can also turn them into candy dishes.
To make a candy dish, you need to stick a large piece of rubber at the bottom. Your nearby crafts store will have these rubber pieces available. Also get some extra strong glue to stick the rubber pieces at the bottom of the cup.
Very good glue for sticking the rubber to the cup is wood glue. You need to place the cup on the rubber and then cut the rubber into the shape of the tea cup.
Once it has been cut into the shape of the tea cup, you need to put the glue on the rubber piece. Press the cup slightly and hold it for a few seconds. Now the glue needs to dry.
Your candy dish is ready and now you need to place the candy in it. The rubber will make sure that the cups don\’t slide all over the table. The tea cups will work as a great decoration piece in your room.
This candy dish can also be used as a centerpiece in your kitchen. You can place mints in it for times when you have guests in your house. If you have a party in your house or even a small gathering, this can be used as a centerpiece on such occasions too.
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