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Planter filled with compost and planted with pretty houseplants
Upcycling WONDERING WHAT TO DO WITH THE OLD CUPS STUCK IN THE BACK OF YOUR CUPBOARD? HERE’S AN EASY CRAFT IDEA TO REPURPOSE BROKEN MUGS INTO CUTE PLANTERS.
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e are working hard to declutter the cupboards in our house. We have so many things stuffed in them that we never use. This collection of branded mugs are a prime example of old things that we do nothing with. They are entirely usable, but the kids are way past their hello kitty
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stage, so I decided to repurpose these old mugs into something I’d use. This little project is a great way to reuse a broken mug or a cup that’s lost its handle. These particular mugs were actually in pretty good condition, but I soon sorted that out with a hammer and chisel!
I wanted planters with straight sides, so I started by removing the handles from the mugs. Materials: ▪ Old cups/mugs ▪ Chisel
