January Light: tealight
Not the usual meaning of tealight! An interesting use of tea-pots at the café at Applecross House. Linked to Becky’s January Squares challenge: words ending in light.
Gallivanting in my home city and further afield. Words by me, photos (mainly) by him. The good ones anyway!
The Glasgow Gallivanter 
I was tricked into thinking I was going to see some candles burning. 🙂 What a clever idea this is.
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Though as others have pointed out, they probably don’t let out much light and there is severe danger of head clocking!
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You’d only crash into them once!
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Now those are tealights! I’d make some for my kitchen if the ceiling wasn’t so low, but I don’t fancy bashing my head on a teapot every day!
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I think we were in serious danger! Fortunately, my natural clumsiness didn’t manifest itself so I didn’t end up with a bashed head.
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What a unique way to showcase light. Quirky and fun!
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Fun, though they might not give out much light!
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That’s a decoration for me lol.
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Very decorative!
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Different and interesting.
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A good bit of lateral thinking!
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Unusual.
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Quite quirky!
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Very clever!
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Indeed!
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Those are cute. As a tea fan, I approve.
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Aren’t they just!
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Hehe. Love it!
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A bit different from your teapot yesterday!
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True! Mine would make an interesting light — along with the rest of the set.
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Now there is a different type of tealight!
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Very creative!
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Sooo creative. I love it!!
Says she with a teapot collection, but never ever would have thought of this herself!
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Well, there’s an idea for you!
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What a great idea and how good do they look? Love things like that where common household items are turned and used in completely different ways. Really good.
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I was very taken with this idea!
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Nice querky use of old teapots. Very green. Reuse top of the waste hierarchy!
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Exactly! Who needs designer lampshades?
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Perfect! You are amazing, sticking with this theme and with different photos every day. Some are extremely original. Well done, Anabel!
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Thanks. I’ve really got into it! It’s fun trying to think of unexpected subjects.
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lol! You’ve made me giggle this afternoon, not at all what i was expecting. I love them
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Good! Glad you like my tealights.
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I certainly do. Tempted to find some of my own.
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A very quirky use of teapots – I like the red one best 🙂
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I’m always fond of anything red!
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That’s clever!
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I liked it! Lateral thinking.
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How interesting!
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Quirky!
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These are great! I want some 🙂 🙂
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First catch your teapot …
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I have one but it’s china 🙂 🙂 I never drink tea so I won’t miss it.
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😀
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Inspired upcycling, though I’m not sure how much light they give out. Inspired choice of word too 😁
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Nice and sunny when we were there! Maybe they would give off a soft, romantic light at dusk.
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Great use of teapots – and the theme 🙂
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Thanks! I thought it was cute.
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