Dish flowers yard art

With a few dishes from the thrift store, some silicone, and a few items from the dollar store you can make these easy dish garden flowers.

We all need a little help and encouragement once in awhile. You may have tried making a dish flower, but found it wasn't as easy as you thought. And then it falls apart. Here's some advice from crafters specifically about making a dish flower. Includes important information about glue, glass and construction methods you may not have thought. Try it again! #dish flower, #garden art, #glass garden art, #Tips for crafters, #crafters, #Glue for Glass, #What glue to use, #Why Dish Flower fall…

I have seen some vintage dish and plate flowers on Pinterest and thought making my own from some inexpensive Dollar Tree glassware and glass paint would add a pop of pizazz to my yard this Spring. These are so easy to make and it is really hard to screw it up. You don’t need to have painting experience to make this garden art. Just a few swooshes with a paint brush and some glue and you are all set.

Do you want to sell your dish flower art? Covers marketing, selling at craft shows, display methods, tips for successfully starting a garden art business.

A short, easy to read overview of E-6000 glue problems for Dish Flowers and other garden art. Be being willing to learn and try again.

five methods with detailed instructions to attach dish flowers to the post. Drill and glue techniques with photos. Describes how to drill a plate

Use these step-by-step instructions to turn old glass dishes and plates into beautiful garden art flowers. We have included tips for drilling holes in plates to provide more options for assembling your flowers.

How to make garden art dish flowers using both drill and no-drill methods. Clean out your kitchen cupboards and use those unwanted dishes for garden art!

Explains common and un-common problems with glue written especially for those who enjoy making garden art with glass or ceramics.

Tips and tricks of the trade to drill a plate for making garden art. Use this method for making dish flowers or an entirely different art project.