The best decorations are sometimes the most useful. Key hooks, for example, are quite handy practically-speaking, but they’re also a great opportunity for art.
1. Keys and glasses.
via Art Akimbo
The best decorations are sometimes the most useful. Key hooks, for example, are quite handy practically-speaking, but they’re also a great opportunity for art.
1. Keys and glasses.
via Art Akimbo
The problem with buying a gorgeous large painting for your home is that only guests will see it. With hand-painted jewelry, you can show off your favorite art to everyone.
Do the Dutch still wear wooden shoes? Not really, although you might see them on muddy days in the countryside and, of course, around tourists. In Amsterdam, I’ve seen them being worn ‘seriously’ only once: a woman in bright red wooden clogs, doing her grocery shopping at an outdoor market. Generally speaking, however, they’re mostly used for home decorating and national pride. Either way, they’re charming.
A while back, we had a post on ways to upcycle mason jars. However, our list was far from complete as Tanita and Devon from The Country Barrel have proven. After browsing through their shop, you might begin to wonder what you can’t make with a mason jar.
“When you see what can be done with recycled items, and how it can better both parties, it is truly something exciting.” – Tanita & Devon
1. Salt & pepper shakers