If you haven't read my previous post, here is nature's teapot! This little clear teapot is one of two I have, and has been largely ignored, because it is one of two!!! So, it has been reborn as a tiny T-rarium!!!
While sipping my tea, I am enjoying the scent of my tiny sprig of miniature lilac. They are as fragrant as their full sized relatives and so petite!!! The robin's eggs were removed from the tractor engine. Very determined birds will rebuild a nest overnight, despite our best efforts to convince them otherwise, and can cause thousands of dollars of damage to the tractor, if not removed!
Making the unused new again is super. Very creative with your "T-rarium."
ReplyDeleteLove your T-rarium.....what a cute way to make one.
ReplyDeleteT-rarium you clever gull you!!! Love it!
ReplyDeleteWe duked it out with robin last year, she relentlessly tried building on our back porch which would have meant we could not use our patio door for the duration ... been there done that.
Those are some beautiful eggs! Glad you saved the tractor!
Happy Sweet T Tuesday to you!
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beautiful use for your lovely teapot !
ReplyDeleteWhat a delightful Trarium! I've done something similar in clear glass Christmas ornaments and have been looking to doing the same in some jars I have. The lilac and Robin's eggs are so pretty!
ReplyDeleteIt's T-time with your lovely T-rarium and T-pot clock. I hope you save those eggs and use them in an art project. They are beautiful. And the tractor is a lot more important than the eggs. Even though my bEARTHday is Earth Day, I'm not now, and never will be a tree hugger. Sometimes we can have win-win situations, other times the birds' nests have to go. Lovely post today. I wondered why you didn't wait till today to post the T-rarium. Now I know why!
ReplyDeleteYour T-rarium is so cute!!!! I want one!!!
ReplyDeleteI think we have one of those same lilacs .... the variety we have is called "Miss Kim." My husband bought it just because of the name :)
I hope your day is beautiful!!! Thanks for sharing your tea with us today!!! Kimmie
Love your T-rarium - wonderful idea! The robin eggs are such a pretty colour.
ReplyDeleteOh how sweet is that little glass T-rarium! Great name you dubbed it!
ReplyDeleteYou get some of the best inspirations from your found treasures! Lennie
Delightful T-rarium! Total creativity here! LynnF
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