pincushion planter?
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Long ago I made the ones with teacups and saucers figuring to sell them . Well I ended up giving them to a friend and she gave them as gifts. .. I think the ones made out of planters are a good idea to keep something in the family. I was wondering if you plan on actually using it? .
If someone wants something smaller look for vintage toothpick holders.
If someone wants something smaller look for vintage toothpick holders.
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Here's a tutorial. http://hudsonsholidays.blogspot.com/...-tutorial.html
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That's a great idea, I have two novelty planters that belonged to my Aunt, she always had them in her kitchen window and I snagged them when she passed. I don't keep too many house plants because we winter in TX and I don't like for someone to have to care for them while I am gone. I am gonna do this.
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