I met Shruthi from My Colorful Jhopri through this blog, soon to realize that she had recently moved into my neighborhood and that she lives down the street from me! She is a very good painter (will do a tour of her house soon), photographer, food blogger, and cook. I’m so glad that we’ve become friends and that too through this blog. 🙂
So when I saw what she did with a broken glass vase, I had to share it with you.
A cactus terrarium! She had an unfortunate accident and the vase ended up with a hole on the side, in the lower portion. She posted on her Facebook page asking for help on how to fix it. A lot of folks, including me (I’m a chicken when it comes to broken glass) suggested to trash it. Gotta give props to this girl, she stuck to her original plan of salvaging it! She used clay to seal the hole and inspired by my tea cup save project wrapped the broken section with jute twine.
She even went one step further, made an awesome terrarium with cactus! Should have guessed what she was up to when she was asking all those questions about my terrarium project. 🙂
Isn’t that such a great save? You can read about her endeavor in detail in her blog.
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Dimple says
Wow, this is pretty and very creative
whatsurhomestory says
Ya, really like how she used clay. Would have never thought of it.
Shruthi says
Thanks a ton Vidya for featuring my work in your blog. I really got inspired when basically everyone told me to trash the vase 😉
whatsurhomestory says
Thank U Shruthi. It was an awesome save.
rama ananth says
Very innovative and it looks absolutely beautiful.
whatsurhomestory says
I really love how she used clay to seal the hole.