On my last post I showed some thrift store items that I was able to restore, items someone tossed away.

Well, today I am sharing one of my almost thrown away items, one that I was able to reuse, to make something pretty wonderful.

I have always loved this pot.

Loved the distressed look.

Unfortunately, as I did with my birdbath, I left it out all winter and the bottom cracked and came off.

As I was about to pitch it, I thought again.

Is there any way I could reuse it?

I thought of a wind chime I saw at Hobby Lobby that used an upside down ceramic pot. I loved it, but not for $39.99.

Using a $2.00 round wood piece and some silicone, I attached the wood to the bottom of the pot.

Applied the silicone generously, inside and out.

Attached a hook to the top of the wood, and also a hook on the inside.

Found an inexpensive bell chime that I planned to hang from the inside hook.

Painted the bells and beads turquoise, and I also painted and added some extra beads to the top.

Used some fishing line to hang the wind chime.

Finished.

It is really nice.

Whatcha think?

Love the soft sound of the bells when the wind blows.

Perfect hanging on our back porch

Think before you throw away items.

Look for the potential in everything you think you don’t need anymore, have some creative fun reusing.

Until next time, blessings.

4 Comments on Broken Pot Wind Chime

  1. As always, it is beautiful. I love hearing the sound of wind chimes. But you are right, they can be very expensive.

    I even have a set in my kitchen, so when I have my windows open I can hear them when the breeze comes through (or when one of the cats decide to play with it lol)

    Thank you for sharing your amazing talent

    • Hi Bev! I love your idea of having a wind chime inside. I must do that in my kitchen. Thanks so much for your comments it means a bunch to me.

    • Thanks, I was pleased with the outcome. Wasn’t sure if it would work when I started this project, but it was fun and love it on my little back porch.

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