Happy Wednesday, Friends! Are you ready for another 15 Minute Fix? This week I'm sharing a whimsical little jello mold project...
It's been a little while since I've shared a jello mold project. If you're new here, let me just say that although I've never once used them to actually make jello, I do have a penchant for repurposing the nifty little gadgets. I find them all the time at yard sales and thrift stores and I especially like to find unique ones like these. So when I saw them at an antique mall and the price was right, I snatched them up. I knew right away what I wanted to create!
I hot glued them one on top of the other: 5 minutes.
Next, I cut a small circle from a chalkboard label I had on hand and stuck it on. Then, I hot glued this tiny bee magnet next to it: 5 minutes.
When I decided to make a beehive, I pictured this little bee on a spring on top, but it was too tall and looked awkward. So I hot glued a mini chalkboard on top, with the bee next to it: 5 minutes. I love seeing the whimsical beehive next to my backdoor, whether I am coming or going!
Here's several more repurposed jello mold projects from previous posts:
I love these ideas! I have never made Jello in a mold either...even though I do have one, but it's not nearly as pretty as yours!
ReplyDeleteAw, that is too cute! It would make me smile too!
ReplyDeleteSo cute!! I have found a few of the wreath molds to do something with!!
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How adorable is this?! You're going to get me started on another collection - jello molds! xo Kathleen PS I love anything having to do with bees:) xo Kathleen
ReplyDeleteThat is so cute, Cecelia...and I love your other jello mold projects, too!
ReplyDeleteHow delightful! I had forgotten some of your older jello mold projects but I pinned them all.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute idea! I love bees for decor.
ReplyDeleteThat is absolutely adorable Cecilia! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThose are too cute for words. You are so clever!
ReplyDeleteOMGosh--so cute, Cecilia--never have jello molds looked so good as when they are in your creative hands :)
ReplyDeleteOh, what fun creations!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing with SYC.
Cutest and cleverest little creation ever!
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this with us at TOHOT!
Jemma
Cecilia-
ReplyDeleteThis is precious.
I have always been drawn to jello molds at the flea market and now I have a justification!
Thank you for sharing at TOHOT.
You sure know how to re-purpose an item, how clever of you. Hoping I can find more of that little mold so can do couple of your projects. Have had several of molds since we lived in MT but never used them, held onto for some reason unknown to me, aybe so could make your bee skep. Don't see them here (Grand Junction, CO area) doggone it as would sure like to find more.
ReplyDeleteEvery summer I do a bee theme in living room for few weeks then change to one of other summer themes for while. Have several printables for bees, little things I use to decorate with. Your bee skep with bees is so darned cute, love it. Do those sell quickly for you?
Love your blog and projects. Enjoy rest of week
You are the queen of repurposed jello molds! I love this! Thank you for inspiring us at Talk of the Town.
ReplyDeleteJust love your behive. How did you make the springy think for the bee beside the hive? So clever, all of it.
ReplyDeleteDon't see many little molds around here. did get a set a few years ago but don't have any idea where I put them---the search is on!