A Different Kind of Tea Cup

Discovered in the fairy forest at Paradise Lavender Farm- although I'm not sure you'd want to drink out of it!

[Shutterbug]

Ha ha. I think you could tag it abstract. That has to be the most creative use of a tire image I have ever seen.

[Diana]

Absolutely stunning, I love what you did here.

[KoalaGardens🐨]

oh yes!

[Issi Bannerman]

Beautiful picture.

[winghong_ho]

Great capture. Love the colors and design of the cup.

[Joan Robillard]

Love this

[katy]

Love your tag for starters. I think it’s a great idea and I love your photo of it. Did you add the spoon or was it there? FAV

[haskar]

Very clever. Fav

[Carole Sandford]

What a great edit!

[gloria jones]

Well done!

[Pyrrhula]

Great use of the tire ,beautiful edit.

[Kathy]

Very clever Ann. Michelin tea?

[wendy frost]

A wonderful find and capture with great edit and colours.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

For those of you who'd like to see what it really looked like on display in the fairy garden.
https://365project.org/olivetreeann/toys-on-365/2023-07-16

@shutterbug49 @ludwigsdiana @koalagardens @jamibann @wh2021 @joansmor @grammyn @haskar @carole_sandford @seattlite @randystreat @wendyfrost

@randystreat LOL love it!! Especially when it's all-weather.

@shutterbug49 The only edit I did was to change the background, play with the saturation a bit, and add the scrolls. I did not add the contents, spoon or base.

[Joanne Diochon]

LOL Imaginative use of those old tires.

[Kathy A]

Makes a great plant pot though

[Ann H. LeFevre]

@gardencat Thanks Joanne! Yes, it was very popular in the 50's and 60's here to turn your old tires into planters, but I think it has gone by the wayside now as I don't see people do it any more. They would leave them black or paint them white.

@kjarn s Thanks Kathy- it used to be quite popular but terra cotta pots are more the style now.