Crockery mosaic

"Have you ever broken your favourite plate or bowl? Well, next time you do don't throw them away. Collect them until you have enough to make a gorgeous wall planter. Chipped and broken bowls and cups can be sawn in half and used as the planters. The old plates can be broken up into small pieces and used to create a stunning mosaic background for the planter. Not only does this wall planter look absolutely stunning but it costs very little to make as it is made with upcycled materials."

I love to transform unwanted and damaged items of a vintage nature by breathing new life into them and when I saw this piece of slate on a string in local chari…

I love recycling old things and transforming with creative ideas to breath some new life into everyday furniture.The designs on the old English blue guy willow…

Most days I amble along the dusty old track into the local forest to take the dog for a walk. Often we've noticed glistening pieces of glass and old broken china. On one or two occasions we've even managed to dig out complete bottles with the help of a few sticks. Nothing exotic, an old Shipham's meat paste bottle and a tiny glass one which was probably for some kind of medicine. Several people have mentioned that this used to be an old dump in Victorian times, but I suspect it's more likely…

The first step is to find a laser cut wood template of something you’d like to mosaic. I chose a butterfly.Also gather up all your broken crockery -china, sauce…

A mosaic is simply a pattern made up of small pieces of tile, glass, or other materials, usually secured with grout. Here's the nitty-gritty on materials, tools, and tips to get started.

I wanted to make something unique and sparkly using up some pretty pieces of old broken crockery and little bits of mirror tiles. I also wanted to try out a new…

Join us as we share how mosaic artworks and mosaic designs fit your Bohemian Interior design making it an memorable and stunning interiors.

Save your broken teacups for this stunning idea!

I wanted to make something unique and sparkly using up some pretty pieces of old broken crockery and little bits of mirror tiles. I also wanted to try out a new…