I love to collect Vintage China Plates and Tea Cups and Saucers. A while ago, I ordered a whole lot of China Plates on Ebay. They arrived all broken! I saw a vision in all those broken pieces of China for the Birds!
I took these pictures yesterday, look how pretty my pink daisy bush is! Doesn't it know it's the middle of January?
To see this Mosaic Bird House on Etsy, please click here http://annefannie.etsy.com/
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That is such a pretty birdhouse! And your mums are beautiful! Just the thought of seeing live flowers outside is giving me Spring fever!
ReplyDeleteHow gorgeous is this bird house!!
ReplyDeleteLucky you to have flowers blooming in your garden.
Here it's still drab & gloomy not even a daffodil to brighten my day.
Happy VTT
~Maggie~
Very, very pretty, Ann! :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful blog!! I am so glad you visited and I am looking forward to hours of enjoyment reading about all your lovely projects and shop! Thank you so much for your kind comments and do come again. I am now following you. Hugs, Kerrie
ReplyDeleteThe birdhouse is beautiful! So are your daisies. Must be nice to have those bright pink daisies blooming in January!!!
ReplyDeletelove it!! I've got a huge stash with the same idea. love the use of the teacup for them to perch.
ReplyDeleteThat's a creative use of broken pottery. I hate it when people break pottery on purpose.
ReplyDeleteI am so envious of your flowers....we're still months away from any. I love the birdhouse :)
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
Gail
YOU HAVE FLOWERS? AMAZING! OH, HOW I LOVE THAT BIRD HOUSE...PRETTIEST THING I HAVE EVER SEE! YOU ARE SO AMAZING TO TAKE BROKEN CHINA AND MAKE SUCH A LITTLE MASTER PIECE..SO CUTE! COME SAY HI :D
ReplyDeleteOh My!!!! The little birdhouse is beautiful set aganist those pretty flowers. And the little feeders below in your Pink Saturday post is just a gorgeous piece of garden art.
ReplyDeleteHappy VTT, have a lovely weekend.
I'm sure any bird would be happy to call that home. It is so pretty. Nice way to turn a negative into a positive.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely lovely! You sure found a great way to put that broken china to work for you. But how in the world did you cut that teacup in half?!
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Carol
Brilliant! Love the teacup!
ReplyDeleteYour "china" bird houses are adorable, but how SAD that those lovely tea things came in smitherines!
ReplyDeletegood for you...broken china turned into a beautiful birdhouse...arent you smart...your flowers are beautiful...
ReplyDeleteLove, Love your bird house! How fun it must have been to make this.
ReplyDeleteYour daisy's are lovely all in bloom and they are so cheery.
Enjoy your day,
Elizabeth
I just love your beautiful mosaic birdhouse! It's great that you made lemonade out of the lemons you received!:-)
ReplyDeleteYour teacup birdfeeders are also adorable! I have made them also for our elementary school. Several years ago I had designed an outdoor classroom/wildlife habitat in the courtyard of my children's elementary school! They were quite a hit with the kids,teachers & the birds! Great to see them again--brings back wonderful memories!!:)
Thanks for following my blog!
The bird house is so elegant. Maybe if I had a birdhouse like that I'd draw some colorful birds to my garden! I seem to attract many brown (but darling) birds!
ReplyDeleteREally cute mosaic bird house! Best use for broken china that I can think of.
ReplyDeleteI love that birdhouse! I've got broken dishes and want to mosaic something. A birdhouse might be a fin thing to do. Mimi
ReplyDeletebeautiful birdhouses. Love them. sorry I am so late, I want to throw my computer in the street.....Happy VTT!
ReplyDeleteDefinitely making lemonade out of lemons! Wonderful job!
ReplyDeleteoh Anne, so, so, lovely!!! so beautiful!! so inspiring!!! A wonderful creation!!!!
ReplyDeleteI´ll visit you again in March, I´m going for holidays.
Muchos cariños,
Maria Cecilia
What a beautiful piece of work! When life hands you lemons....you made lemonade. Wish I had pink daisies in my yard in January. Lucky girl
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