They often become mismatched. Or so opaque that we can no longer clean them properly: so we abandon them, or throw them away and waste them. And instead, with the magic touch of creative recycling, glass glasses They can be transformed into many useful objects. Starting from the simplest: a small vase for fresh flowers or succulents. Or a practical pen holder.
It doesn't take much to proceed to the glass cup recyclingSometimes just glue, string, and a small paintbrush. Other times, you can use them as is to hold makeup products, paint brushes, or candles.
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lamps
First of all, let's see how one of our readers, Marco, decided to recover the old Murano glasses made by his grandfather, creating some pendant lamps Not bad at all. With the help of a designer friend, Marco drilled a hole in the bottom of the glass with a glass drill bit and inserted the lamp holder. All the necessary materials, very inexpensive (about 5-10 euros), were purchased at a hardware store. The result is unique.
Candle Holders
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An upside down glass, one of those shaped like a chalice, becomes an excellent candle holderYou can place a decorative element under the glass bell jar to complete the glamorous effect, or decorate the glass itself for special occasions. For example, paint it with glitter and tie it with a fabric or string bow.
candelabrum
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The cylindrical glass, if filled with lentils and with a candle inside, becomes a beautiful candlestick, to decorate the table, for example during the Christmas holidays. The same result can also be achieved with other dried legumes or glass marbles.
Make-up bag
A glass cup with a particular texture can also be transformed into an excellent container for keeping your brushes in order. trick, eyeliner, lip pencils, and much more. You can place it on a shelf in the bathroom to keep everything within easy reach.
Brush holder
While we're on the subject of brushes, even the ones we use for painting (if that's a hobby) can be stored (and organized) in a glass container. Maybe a colored one.
Terrarium
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Another very nice idea is in using the glass as a container for a mini terrarium: it will decorate your home with taste and simplicity, giving an always welcome touch of greenery.
Glasses
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Covered with rope, even in two different colors, the glass becomes a magnificent jar Visually striking, with a rustic feel, perfect for natural furnishings. Perhaps pair it with a mirror, also made of rope, like the one above.
Centerpiece
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Another idea for recycling glass goblets is to turn them into beautiful centerpiece Fill them with real or fake flowers to bring a touch of spring into your home. Carefully cover them with string. Or, if you're handy, use a glass goblet, a Styrofoam ball, some fabric roses, and a vinyl glueYou can make a slightly more complex one. Simply place the ball inside the glass and then decorate it with flowers until it's completely covered. A colored ribbon tied around the stem of the glass will complete the decoration.
Pen
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Embellished with an application of your choice, such as letters, the simplest glass cups can become comfortable penholder To keep on your desk. And perhaps even to give as a gift to friends and family.
Toothbrush holder
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Finally, if you are familiar with glass painting, you could think about turning a classic table glass into a comfortable Toothbrush and toothpaste. It will be unique because it's personalized by you, and it won't go unnoticed.
Read also:
- How to recycle tires to decorate your home and garden
- Candle holders with glass bottles
- What to create with buttons we don't use
- DIY Coasters: 10 Simple and Beautiful Ideas
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