Using Plant Pots For Decor

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Have you ever used plant pots for decor? Do you recall the other day I showed you some of my favorite plant pots from Amazon.com?

Red & White Transferware:

And I also told you that I was ordering various red and white transferware. I ordered a little of this and that. Two salad plates, a few bread plates, a miniature pitcher, etc.

Transferware doesn’t usually come cheap. So I scattered it around with my other red and white decor.

If you like dishware or decor that is hard to come by, try buying a few pieces here and there and mixing it in. That’s the cheapest way I know to do it.

Isn’t that the cutest little pitcher on the second shelf. It didn’t cost very much and I knew it would look good in my kitchen cabinets.

Here are the pots I’m referring to that I showed you the other day at Amazon.com. Unfortunately they are not currently available at Amazon.

I really liked these red and white plant pots. They’re so cheerful to gaze at. But I didn’t want to just use them for their intended purpose.

Just because it’s a plant pot doesn’t mean you have to put a plant in it.

Plant Pot Used As Utensil Holder:

I think the smaller of the two makes a great kitchen utensil holder. It’s the perfect size for my utensils and doesn’t take up much room on my already crowded counter tops.

I noticed that the one I’m using as a utensil holder looks very much like the big mug in the middle shelf on the right.

When you’re looking at plant pots, think about other uses for them. You get more bang for your buck by using an item more ways than one.

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