Reusing broken plates – ecogreenlove

Reusing broken plates

July 24July 22Posted in DIY, other materials, Upcycle / Repurpose / ReuseTagged broken, china, crafts, diy, garden, ideas, inspiration, Jewelry, plates, porcelain, recycle, reduce, repurpose, reuse, tutorial, upcycle

Updated: July 2016

This week I accidentally broke a porcelain bowl. So I started to search ideas of what can I do with the broken pieces, small and big. So here are some ideas I found! if you have more ideas, share your link or picture on the comment box below.

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The Zero-Waste Chef says:

July 25 at 01:23

Beautiful! I love the stairs! (I’m sitting at a broken-glass-mosaic-topped table as I type this, but I didn’t make it myself.)

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