Upcycled Glass Plate Garden Flowers
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- Hey everyone! Let's make some gorgeous garden flowers out of things you can find at the thrift store! We're going to take old glass plates and turn them into amazing blooms that will add a pop of whimsy and fun to your backyard. This is a super easy project that's perfect for anyone who wants to add a creative touch to their garden. We'll walk you through everything step-by-step, so even if you're a crafting beginner, you can make these beautiful flowers.
Thanks for watching! If you have any questions, feel free to ask in the comments below.
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I only started watching, but I needed to stop and talk about the sound of a train going by. I absolutely love that sound. There’s something both nostalgic and exciting about it. Will never tire of that sound.
Same here - I love the sound of a train - so hometowny! 🥰
Oh my Hoshi! I thought I was the only one who loved 2:18 the sound of a train. Reminds me of my Dad.❤❤❤❤
The sound of a train is such an amazing sound! I love it too 🥰
Love these!! Thank you for including all the problems you had so that way we don't come across them.
I hope the video was helpful! Be sure to check out the other CZcamsr with a similar project. Link the description!
These are adorable.
Thanks so much!
When I made mine, a few years ago, I used salt and pepper shakers from the dollar tree, and glued them on the back. The polls fit right in.
Omgoodness, that's a great idea!! Thanks!🥰
Finally got to finish watching! I ended up getting 3 calls and had to stop but I absolutely love how they turned out ! You have definitely fired me up again 😊
Well thanks so much for watching the whole video! so glad you enjoyed it! 🥰
I made some of those flowers a few years ago and I glued Dollar store salt shakers to the back and then just set that over a piece of rebar that I put in the ground. I’ve also seen people use a bottle.
Love this tip! Thanks so much 🥰
AWESOME! I have rarely thrifted b4 moving here & I love that fact that you live in Sussex County as well. I now have 3 diff thrift stores to visit due to this video - THANKS!
Awesome Anna! I hope you find some great deals!🥰
I remember these glass flowers from a few years ago. It seems everyone was making them. It’s nice to see them making a comeback. Looks like a lot of fun n your imagination can go wild. Thanks Cindy for sharing. ♥️♥️😊👍👍👍🌟
These flowers have been around for awhile! They were fun to make with the clear glass. Plus the clear glass was easier to find! 🥰
I've seen these on another channel beside yours and the one you mentioned. They're so pretty.
I agree! Using colored plates is beautiful too! 🥰
Love the flower plates there Beautiful.
Thank you for sharing. 😊 Nevada❤
So glad you enjoyed watching from Nevada!🥰
Beautiful Cindy, love how they turned out!
Thanks Joyce!🥰
Beautiful in clear! I've had this one my to do list also! Amazing job! Tfs ❤
Awesome! Thank you! I hope you get to make some soon!
Love this Cindy!!
Thanks Diane! So glad you enjoyed watching my friend! 🥰
So Cute! Love them
Thanks Lynn! They were fun to make! 🥰
These are beautiful. I think the choice of using all clear dishes was very smart. A friend of mine had her husband help her making some a good while back. He drilled holes in each dish then had a big bolt screw with a nut 🔩 through all the dishes that connected to rebar. I can’t remember how it attached to the “stem”.😅. Love yours better.😊❤
My hubby has drilled through glass before (old milk bottles we turned into countertop nightlights) and it isn't easy! I enjoy the clear glass look too - I hadn't seen any with clear so thought I would give it a try!
Lovely project!
Glad you like it!
Scratch up the smooth surface of the glass to get the glue to hold better.
Great idea! Thanks! I ended up using E6000 and it worked like a charm!
What if you use wet sand paper and scuff sand the back of the bottom plate to make it a little more porous and tactile to glue "unlike" surfaces together? Beautiful project.
That's a great idea! Thanks so much!
I don’t think there is a square in of this state where I can stand and not hear a train 😂😂😂
Truth! It's a wonderful sound 🚞
I'm wondering if using E6000 would work as well. I have plenty of that in my arsenal. I would love to make these. Thank you for sharing
Thanks for the tip - I did end up using E6000 and it is holding well so far! Hope you get to make some of these flowers for your home too! 🥰
would E6000 work better?
I ended up using E 6000 and so far it’s working perfectly!