Wish I had some details as to a successful cut of the CD and how to form this and what type of glue they used. It is such an inspiration to reuse something that others throw away to make something beautiful. Can you imagine out in the sun just how majestic this would look when the sun shine hits it just right
What a creative way to display food….. and maybe a solution to get that picky eater to finish theri plate – or not! They may not want to touch such creative displays of food.
Something so simple that even a child could do… and your child would be delighted to make this and give as a gift or to plant a little something to put in the windowsill to grow. (Think herbs or long grass) The clothespins could be glued permanently on and they could also be painted before putting them on or spray painted after they are on. Here a tuna can thoroughly washed out was used.
Cut and measured just above the bumpy “feet” all the way around, a zipper fastened in a color coordinated color is sewn onto the plastic ends. This makes a perfect little pouch for a lunch item or to keep change in and would definitely be a conversation piece.
I am always in awe at what people can create from simple things that most of us just look at and don’t think much about. Here are some great examples of watermelon art to add to the others I have posted in the past.
Country & Victorian Times 