Tips please with left over bathroom tiles ..

[Ann]

When we had our bathroom completely tiled a few years ago we had a lot of offcuts of large beige shiny tiles which I asked for at the end of the work as I thought "they may come in useful one day" (story of my cluttered life!) They are marble effect (not really expensive I hasten to add) I would like to use them in the garden somewhere, what could I do with them as I have a feeling they wouldn't be frostproof and I'm not very imaginative or "crafty" - your ideas please would be most welcome!

[mccfluff]

frisbee's

[tonyav]

Bury them lol.

[murraymints]

put them on freecycle..they will only break up and perish in the garden...

[gness]

Book on mosaic from library and create plant pots, cover a small junk shop table.
Needn`t be small fiddly bits. I once made a table from a plant pot with ivy growing in it ,four wine bottle and a chunk of perspex.

[Ann]

Thanks :) I did think about covering an old table gness but not sure if I'm clever enough!

[Hopkirk]

I would put them in the non- recyclable wheelie bin.

You have got to get more ruthless, and de-clutter.

[gness]

Mosaic is forgiving and fun Ann. Doesn`t need to be perfect. Quirky is good.

[rowanwitch]

tables are really easy just use proper tile adhesive start in the centre work outwards to save cutting tiles to fit the edges in fill with mosaic pieces you might need to buy a few mosaic type tiles from Homebase or somewhere then grout clean up well and wait for folk to admire it

[gness]

Land-fill Hopkirk! Recycle! Back to the pen where you will find tiles, a cutter and cement.

[Dee Sa]

do what I do leave said tiles in the shed ----- you never know ----

[rowanwitch]

Ok hopkirks task for today glue together that vase... its in about 278 pieces and we don't want to see any joins

[Hopkirk]

Do you think I like being bossed around?

[rowanwitch]

yes

[Old_Geezer]

You sound as bad as I am Ann.
Keep the faith, they will come in useful !