In the meantime I keep thrift shops shops in business.
This lantern on its spiky stand was a rusted mess, its unlit candle still in place. A judicious spray of black paint and now it stands guard over the fish (and the cactus I don't want anyone to step on).

Then there was a round piece of glass framed by a strip of aluminum; something from an industrial site. I sprayed the aluminum trim black and then looked for a use for the new find.
The cannibal pot has been with me for years and years. It's probably a maple sugaring kettle. Presto--now it's a table.

Here it is from overhead, looking down on an old light globe I peppered with flat marbles.

It could be worse--what if I loved collecting scrapped cars or tractor parts?
1 comment:
You are so creative! It's clear where the Empress gets her spark.
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