Plate flowers garden

Taking advantage of another gorgeous fall Sunday, Coach and I headed back to the Vintage Bazaar at Pettengill Farm in Salisbury, Mass. If you recall, we visited back in the spring, and instantly fe…

We all need a little help and encouragement once in awhile. You may have tried making a dish flower, but found it wasn't as easy as you thought. And then it falls apart. Here's some advice from crafters specifically about making a dish flower. Includes important information about glue, glass and construction methods you may not have thought. Try it again! #dish flower, #garden art, #glass garden art, #Tips for crafters, #crafters, #Glue for Glass, #What glue to use, #Why Dish Flower fall…

Use these step-by-step instructions to turn old glass dishes and plates into beautiful garden art flowers. We have included tips for drilling holes in plates to provide more options for assembling your flowers.

I love this precious pastel pink flower. I hope I can find some more of these plates. Making and selling more plates!! I'm having so much fun!…

Nothing beats day dreaming about spring when it is ZERO degrees outside! So here is a fun project to start planning for - THE PERFECT FLOWER GARDEN! Low maintenance! Always in Bloom! Never wilting! No dead-heading! Glistens in the sun! Makes your heart happy! Supply List various vintage clear glass plates, bowls, saucers, etc. premium silicone glue rubbing alcohol 3/8 inch rebar - approximately 41 inches per stem one hockey puck per flower drill & 3/8 inch drill bit Begin by gathering a…

I find myself in thrift stores and antique stores a lot and I seem to have accumulated a lot of colorful glass items. After putting all of my glass items together I decided to try and create a few flowers for my yard. I have tried many different ways to make these flowers and I […]

I have seen some vintage dish and plate flowers on Pinterest and thought making my own from some inexpensive Dollar Tree glassware and glass paint would add a pop of pizazz to my yard this Spring. These are so easy to make and it is really hard to screw it up. You don’t need to have painting experience to make this garden art. Just a few swooshes with a paint brush and some glue and you are all set.

five methods with detailed instructions to attach dish flowers to the post. Drill and glue techniques with photos. Describes how to drill a plate

These instructions will show you how to give those old kitchen items a new life by turning them into beautiful garden plate flowers.

These glass art flowers are made from a variety of new and used dishes, glassware, and metal items. Some have been purchased from thrift stores and yard sales and may contain slight imperfections. Each component is drilled, glued, and secured with a threaded rod. To mount a flower in your garden, a free attachment can be included with your order. This fits over a 1/2 inch metal bar (rebar) that can be purchased at a home improvement or hardware store. Most of the flowers may be displayed in…