Amazing DIY Bird Bath

By: Starr Durrant from starrcreative.wordpress.com

"This beautiful bird bath is made from a salvaged vase and plate I found at the thrift shop. Simply glue them together with glass adhesive available at any craft or hardware store and you are set to go!"

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Primary TechniqueGlass Crafts

Difficulty LevelEasy

SeasonSummer

Materials List

reused glass vase
reused glass plate
glass adhesive

Instructions

Select a vase and plate
Glue together with glass adhesive

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Marilyn B

May 25, 2017

Such a pretty idea. My friend made a bird feeder form a cup and saucer mounted on an iron rod then embedded in the ground. I am wondering if the bottom vase part could be planted in the ground part way for more stability. Using a brand like anchor glass would work better than some of the fragile types. The antique carnival glass would work well I think, but then again, I might be worried about breaking something vintage. Fun and pretty, even as an inside food platter!

Weberme

Apr 03, 2016

Oh no. This is such a beautiful bird bath. I love bird bath but I have not found any new ones lately because I wanted something different. This will allow me to create my own and never thought to use old vases and saucers. Is there any one glass glue that works better than the rest?And I am glad someone commented to anchor or put sand in before gluing plate on top.Has anyone tried this yet to see if the sand is heavy enough? Thank You for the great idea.

quanahs 5032097

Mar 08, 2016

This is such an elegant little bird bath and it will make the birds happy. Just be sure to anchor this well or fill the vase with sand before gluing on the plate so it doesn't tip over with all the splashing. I imagine this would also be beautiful in milk glass or even with a pretty china plate for the topper.