Making A Decorative Piece

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Submitted by PENNY2638 on Sat, 10/20/2007 - 08:52
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Bird Cage with Butterflies and Flowers

You will need:

Wicker Bird Cage
Assorted Butterfly piks
hot glue gun and glue sticks
Assorted silk flowers

Get a wicker bird cage from any craft store. Get butterfly piks and hot glue them on the bird cage in the color scheme you chose. Also spread the butterflies all over the bird cage.

Then take some assorted flowers of your choice and cut the long stems off and place inside of the bird cage in the style that you like for your home. All colors can be used to coordinate with your color schemes in your home.

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bird cage

Submitted by gardenbarbie on Mon, 04/21/2008 - 21:09.
My husband thought i was nuts when i took an old bird cage and hung it on a pole with hooks that my hubby made for me ,then i let the sweet autum clematis grow up the pole and i trained it to make an umbrella ,then i planted morning glories inside it ,and i found a wrought iron bird and put it on top .it is beautiful ,i have pictures if i could just figure out how to get them on the site .
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Bird Cage

Submitted by SandiB on Wed, 03/19/2008 - 17:07.

 

 I got an old bird cage and made it into a OUTSIDE planter w/real flowers. I set birdcage on a metal chair (old ice cream shop chair). Looks very nice in a vintage junk sort of way. I had originally hung the birdcage but it was pretty heavy and felt safer on a chair.

No pictures taken last year..will do that this season for sure!

SandiB

 

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