I needed a soap dish for my facial soap. I've been using a little blue and white saucer but it didn't really go with my aged steampunk direction. I walked to Goodwill again and dug and dug through the dishes. The one near my work is not a large shop and I began to give up that I'd find anything I could use when I spotted a short stack of these little off-white, shallow bowls.
The price sticker was covering the stamp on the bottom but it was only .99 until I realized it was the half price color of the day and I got it for .49 cents. I went home to clean it up, removed the sticker and discovered I had some ironstone!
It does the job perfectly and looks nice (and simple) as well.
Then I needed a solution for my moisturizer. I love Cetaphil but that gigantic blue and white bottle? Not so much. I recently finished using a bottle of organic yummy scented hand soap and it had the perfect "old brown bottle" look. I thoroughly washed the bottle, peeled the label, used some Goo Gone on the residue and transferred my moisturizer.
Granted, when I get a new bottle, this one won't hold all of it, but the look is much more cohesive.
.49 cents and 2.75 new but recycled - my budget barely budged.
See what else I made for my simple steampunk bathroom project. Although I'm starting to wonder if this isn't so much steampunk as just....aged. Oh well, I like both!
2 comments:
I love that beautiful bowl! That's what I use in my bathroom for soap...and shells! ♥
don't you just LOVE Goo Gone?!! how bout some pics of the whole steampunk bathroom?
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