Cute DIY Teapot Chandelier

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I guess all of us have heard about the beautiful Alice and her incredible adventures in the Wonderland. Some of us read Lewis Carroll’s book:”Alice in Wonderland” and others maybe have seen the film with the same name .Her adventures have filled with enthusiasm kids and adults too. One of the adventures that Alice takes part at is the moment when she has tea together with the March Hare, the Hatter and the Dormouse. This moment has also inspired the creation of this funny DIY teapot chandelier that can become a surprise object décor for kids.

It consists of the creation of a teapot chandelier with six tea cups and each of them with its plate. This decor item can be made really easily by us or why not by the kid and his friends who will definitely be attracted by the funny way it looks.

In order to create this décor object we need an ordinary chandelier, six tea cups and some paint. Kids may use their imagination and paint the teapot and the tea cups with vivid colors like pink, yellow or blue. They can also add some beautiful and cute patterns that will make them look more attractive.

It is an object that will make the monotony disappear and the good mood and joy will take its place. I am sure that if you have this object in your house you will not hesitate to call your friends at “five o’ clock tea”.{found on kimskandykreations}

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