Silver teapot repurpose

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Transform your old teapots into stunning decor pieces with these creative DIY projects that breathe new life into them. Discover innovative ways to repurpose your teapots for a touch of vintage charm in both your home and garden. Let their elegance and functionality shine through as they become unique focal points in your living space. Explore the endless possibilities of upcycling teapots to add personality and creativity to your interior design.

Vintage silver plate has a way of adding up at thrift stores. Stacks of trays, platters, serving dishes, and even silverware can usually be found at most secondhand shops. Thankfully, there are plenty of fun ways to repurpose all those silver-plated items, and not all of them involve paint!

My aunt gave me an old silver tea set. She no longer wanted it & some parts were broke. So I chose to do a Pinterest copy & created a lovely garden sun catcher. How did I do it? I drilled two holes in a small scrap piece of wood. Then fed some thick wire thru it, and stuffed it in the pot. Feeding that long wire end out the spout was a bit of a challenge. But then I did wire loops & hung some scrapbooking (Prima brand) supply gems on the wire. I did small to large gems to give the illusion…