DIY Glass Garden Flowers and Mushrooms
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Looking for new decorations for your garden? If you do, I have a fun idea for you. These beautiful DIY glass garden flowers and mushrooms are great ways to reuse old glass dishes you have at home. Maybe you have old glass plates and saucers in your storage room that are just collecting dust. These beautiful DIY glass garden flowers and mushrooms are great ways to reuse old glass dishes.
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I absolutely love this idea by shorthobbygarden. If you don’t own glass dishes, go to a nearby thrift store or garage sale. You can find a lot of beautiful and unique ones in there for just a few dollars. You might even see a collection that you can use to make identical flowers. Be creative as you can. I prefer using colorful ones as they reflect beautiful colors when hit by the sun.
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Easy Glass Garden Flower Decorations Materials
For the glass flowers:
- glass plate
- small glass saucer
- small glass bowl or smaller glass saucer
- spoon
- Gorilla epoxy
- metal tube
For the glass mushrooms:
- large glass bowl
- glass vase with a flat top
- solar light
How to Make Glass Garden Flowers
Step 1:
Place the small glass saucer on top of the glass place. Make sure it’s centered. Mix the epoxy resin and hardener quickly, then apply a small amount to the saucer and glue it in place.
Step 2:
Get the small glass bowl or a smaller glass saucer, and glue on the center of the saucer using the epoxy. Let the glue dry completely.
Step 3:
Bend the spoon handle of the spoon and glue on the center of the black plate. Let it dry completely.
Step 4:
Bury the end of the metal tube to the ground. Make sure it’s not moving. Hook the spoon on the back to the tube.
How to Make Glass Garden Mushrooms
Step 1:
Add epoxy glue to the bottom edge of the vase, then place the bowl upside down. Make sure it is centered. Let the glue dry.
Step 2:
Insert the vase on a solar light.
