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Salad Bowl Birdbath

11 years ago

I bought this large size salad serving bowl at a tag sale and I knew exactly what I was going to do with it. I was going to turn it into a birdbath for the birds. Believe it or not I also found some pretty blue and green glass stones at a tag sale and put them into the salad bowl. Then I filled the bowl with water and set it into the garden. I did a post of it on my blog.

http://twosucculentsisters.blogspot.com/2012/07/pretty-birdbath-from-tag-sale-junk.html

Hope you like it. Thanks. Linda

Comments (6)

laurastheme
11 years ago
Like it?? It's gorgeous!
Marlene Kindred
11 years ago
PERFECT! Love the colors in the plate and I'm sure the birds will love it too! TFS~
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jlily
11 years ago
What a beautiful bird bath. It's an amazing repurpose of a household item. It was meant to be. TYFS Jlily
sunnyca_gw
11 years ago
Very natural looking with the design on the bowl & glass pieces make it shallower for the birds. What did you use for a base? Jan
PKponder TX Z7B
11 years ago
That is very nice! I love the soothing colors!
nonacook
11 years ago
Thanks for showing us! I went to the blog and loved
the pink bicycle, the alligator, hidden frog, & mushroom.
I especially liked the story of the wrought iron bench,
grin! That's the way you have to do it!!!!
The bird bath is beautiful!

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