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Quick Project #2

June 14th, 2009 in member junk     
LuAnn LuAnn, member
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Another inspiration project.  This came from a "French Flea Market" a couple of weeks ago.  The possibilites are endless.  Bottles, vases or anything that can be inverted.  The top again is anything you like.  Mine are different types from a tea pot, paper weight, figurine, glass fruit,  ceramic bottle, ginger jar--use your imagination--anything goes.  I used "Goop" to glue together and then placed on a dowel.  These look great in any garden.  I will be giving all way--except for the one with the paper weight--JH came up with that idea (and it was a great one). 

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TrinketFarmer writes: I have a bunch of cheap vases and green bottles that are going to get used next spring.

Glad I ran into this idea of yours! Thanks for sharing. Posted: 7:27 pm on December 9th
kurtiss writes: I know what my garden will start looking like. Great idea !!!!GO PHILS!!!! Posted: 9:29 pm on October 21st
nostalgiagirl writes: These are GREAT! Can't wait to do my own. Thanks for posting. kc Posted: 4:51 pm on August 17th
LuAnn writes: Thanks to all of you for your kind words. Once you get started you can't stop. I was just at a thrift store looking for more ideas to place in my garden. I'm all about junk in the garden. Good luck to all--hope to see pics of your "vase on a stick" projects. LuAnn Posted: 3:58 pm on June 16th
KristaWatterworth writes: SO INSPIRING! I love seeing new and inventive ways to dress up any garden or outdoor space - especially a small, urban space like I have. This is beautiful! Posted: 1:48 pm on June 16th
Tru4 writes: So Beautiful! I've been looking for a bird bath now using the same idea. I'm so excited!! Thanks LuAnn
~Tru Posted: 11:41 am on June 16th
LastChance writes: Great last chance to get rid of all those odd vases and glasses we've accumulated over the years!

I'm putting some in my flowerbeds real soon.
Terry Posted: 11:08 pm on June 15th
writes: LuAnn,
These are AWESOME! So colorful and fun (and easy!).

Thank you for the great post!

JennyK Posted: 5:05 pm on June 15th
shabbychick writes: LuAnn, I love your garden totems - colorful and fun. They would help to add some color when things aren't in bloom.

Thanks for sharing, my friend!

Kathy

Posted: 1:58 pm on June 15th
georgiamoon writes: LuAnn..these are fabulous!! They look so cool..I love the blue one with the ginger jar on top. Just THINK of the possibilities! You have inspired us all to put some of these babies together. Fantastic post girlfriend, Georgia Posted: 1:11 pm on June 15th
RustyDiva writes: I know what I'll be doing this week-end - thanks for the inspiration! Love em! Posted: 1:04 pm on June 15th
chippingcharm writes: Great gift idea that my kids can help "design"...thanks for sharing, Laurel Posted: 8:12 am on June 15th
JunkArchitect writes: These really look cool…nice and colorful. Great photo too.

Jim
Posted: 10:55 pm on June 14th
Carrie111 writes: I've been wanting a gazing ball for my garden...That is sooo neat! I love it...*ideas* Thank you! Posted: 10:17 pm on June 14th
fellowjunker writes: These are absolutely darling.........great job LuAnn!!
xojanis Posted: 10:12 pm on June 14th
Bec4 writes: Love this- thanks for the inspiration! Posted: 9:12 pm on June 14th
LuAnn writes: Thanks Sue. This is quite an honor and surprise!!!

LuAnn Posted: 8:44 pm on June 14th
suewhitney writes: I'm going to feature a project from a long time member this week, Miss LuAnn! Very clever garden stakes girl! I Love them. They are playful and colorful and would brighten up any garden. Way to go LuAnn!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 7:35 pm on June 14th
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