Those are great!
How much do you plan to sell them for?
Wish we had a Menards! I head for there when I go
to Indiana. Lots of good stuff that Lowe's and
Home Depot don't have!
How do the white rails and the green stakes
fit together?

So-o-o-o-o-o-o terrific!!!!! You and your DH make a great creation team! Love the shape of the white poles. The bird houses were a very creative recycling project.

Our ReStore for Habitat for Humanity in Riverside CA had a bin full of stair pieces. I got 5 to use to put bird houses on...may steal your idea if my houses are too large.
Great idea. I even have the little shiny stars sitting on my tv stand from the GS room (too big for those now I guess)

Love those! Would love to have a few in my own yard! TFS Luvs

Those are wonderful Jeanne. I'm sure they will be great tucked into the plants in your garden and I am sure they will sell quickly.

Jeanne I love your birdhouses. Good idea for stakes.

They are very cute...Good ideal for leftovers...

The starlightstakes with bird houses are just adorable! What a cute idea. They would look great anywhere in the garden. Jlily

Very cute!!

Jeanne you are so creative. Love the starlite theme too. And no one else will have these at the FM, you are sure to attract buyers.
I have a wooden baluster/spindle that I wanted to use as plate flower stem but I wasn't sure how to stick it in the ground (didn't want to put the wood in as it would rot.) Now I'll have to check out the fence stakes. Thanks!
kathy

You are always so busy making things!! You and DH are very creative people. I think they are terrific!

Jeanne, those would look great solo in your garden! Definitely!

What a great idea with those metal rails .... perfect for the thin birdhouses! And they don't look like metal in the picture, look like wood to me. ~tenderlee

Delightful, Jeanne! Bet they sell fast. You are so creative and full of cute ideas.

hugs, Karen

Love your birdhouses, JeanneS! And these can even be seen at night. I bet they would look cute in a garden at night. So when and where is this farmer's market?

LOVE them! The would be perfect in the moon garden I am wanting to make. GREAT job!

Soo Jeanne! Was the market this weekend? How did it go? Inquiring minds etc.
kathy

Very pretty "junque". I'd love some of those in my garden. Another thing to add to the to-do list!

Thanks, everyone...we had fun making these "starlight" garden stakes...to answer your questions:

We put $10 on them...don't know if that is too high or not...figure we have about $3 in them...so will see.

FM was pretty slow (the first one yesterday of the season)...it was cold, windy & just not a nice day. We didn't sell any of these "starlighters" but we did sell a few recycled t.v. antenna "mini-deco bdhse" that my DH made from scrap wood & a broken tree branch (see below)...we'll try the "starlighters" a few more wks when more people come browsing

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You know, with HD TV and satellite dish, we no longer needed an antenna...so DH took it apart...cut some small logs off a branch & scraps for roof...I drilled a small hole & glued in a bit of pot liner stuff on front & glued pcs. tog....tah dah! (these sold at $4 ea)

nana...the green fence stakes fit inside the white metal rails (each 5/8")...DH pounded them in a bit.

concrete...for wood rails, my DH drills a hole & then adds a metal rod...that way, the wood rail is out of the dirt!

Thanks, GJers, for your comments! Jeanne S.

What cute ideas Jeanne~
Love the starlight garden stakes and the smaller ones too! You are just a birder's delight!

Like the little antenna birdhouses too! What a cute idea! You and your DH are very creative--and energetic! Drilling a hole and inserting a metal rod is a great idea--will sure make them last longer. Luvs

How cute & how green both of those ideas are. I love the way everyone on here uses recycled stuff to make such wonderful creations.

What a great idea! I'm sure the weather and it being the first FM of the season had a lot to do with slow sales. these are so darned cute, I can't imagine them not selling! There are so many places you could "plant" one of them!

You mean those spindles are really metal? How wonderful. I have some wooden ones I want to use, but need to go back and find out what to treat them with so the termites don't get to them.