Very cute Donna!

Hey I went to the Habitat for Humanity restore in Hickory today. Thanks for telling me about it! I only bought some fabric and what I think may be a VERY old mason jar. I went to GW, too and got super lucky there. Found some cut glass dishes, one with a lid, a glass lamp to use for either a totem or a bird feeder and the best, most luckiest find of all (has nothing to do with garden junk) a pair of Lucky jeans, brand new and fit perfectly! $110 at Macy's, I even checked the style number, for $3.50! Now THAT'S LUCKY!!!

Anyhoo, great job on the plate flowers, are some of them plastic (melamine)? I bet they are a lot easier to drill through!

Robin

Those are lovely!

the middles are plastic but I didn't drill mine I just siliconed an 1/2pvc elbow on the back of the large plate then just siliconed the other 2 plates in the middle then the elbow slipped right over my pipe

Donna, they look great. Your "middles" are so cute. I like your way of doing them with the glue and pvc--the thought of drilling glass scares me. Luvs

They look great. I've stayed away from making these glass plate flowers as I don't have the tools to drill them, etc. Now that you've explained about just gluing them, well now maybe I can make some. Thanks for the tip.

Sal

Those turned out real cute! I have been toying with the idea of making garden junk and then putting it in family and friends' yards when they aren't looking. Flowers like these would be a good project for that!