Glass Topiaries

ClassyLadyJen writes: I love this idea. Very interesting. I have a lot of items like that. I made a few candle holders from mine, but nothing that statuesque! Posted: 10:06 am on February 24th

SpacyTracy writes: I used aquarium silicone glue that comes in a tube used with a calking gun. So far they have held up even outside in the freezing weather. It was 27 degrees the other morning here in No. CA. I will take some photos of the ones outside as soon as my yard is in bloom. I am glad you like them. One note-make sure you have two people gluing them together, sometimes you will need to hold them until the glue sets a bit. Posted: 10:51 pm on February 1st

eliz2nd writes: love these I have been collecting old and interesting shades, vases, and lights as I would love to try to make one or two for my garden this summer I would be interested to know what type of glue you used, it was suggested to use marine goop I have never heard of it and have no idea where to find it :-) Posted: 9:04 pm on February 1st

georgiamoon writes: These are so FUN!! Love the colors, Georgia Posted: 2:54 pm on February 1st

fellowjunker writes: These are really beautiful spacytracy!! What a great idea.
xojanis Posted: 1:16 pm on February 1st

Tuttibelle writes: Looks very fun. I can see these in my flower garden. Posted: 11:17 am on February 1st

LuAnn writes: Once again you have some great projects. You are inspiring to all.

LuAnn Posted: 11:08 am on February 1st

MelHow writes: So do you glue them with a silicone adhesive?

I think these would be fabulous tucked in among blooming plants... Posted: 10:05 am on February 1st

suewhitney writes: Love these! Very clever. Welcome to the site Spacy Tracy...love your screen name too!

Take care,
Sue Posted: 8:54 am on February 1st

irishrovr writes: This is a very lovely grouping!

Eileen http://ruralwisconsin.blogspot.com/ Posted: 11:50 pm on January 31st