DIY Garden Art What Adhesive Glue Do I Use? Tips On Upcycle Junk Yard Art For Your Outdoor Space

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[@SemoLady48]

I got introduced to this type of "art" via Facebook, and thought, "I wanna do that!" I have just started gathering pieces to begin some projects. Thanks for your instruction/inspiration; I only have to figure how to manage space in my small apartment, to accommodate all the "treasures" I bring home, and then put together, haha. :D

[@lorrainemurray2488]

That clock face bottle with that old fashioned glass candle holder, then you mentioned the teacup, those are all characters from Beauty and the Beast. That would be awesome if you could make a nice Garden outdoor lamp or Fountain out of that. So cool. Thanks for giving a theme for my up coming event.

[@tauraslady]

I think they turned out well. I love the colors of the glass. When the sun sets I bet they look awesome. No two will be alike so they are so original.

[@misunflowerstyle906]

omg, I just cleaned an area of my garage...now I have to fill it with supplies to make these beauties! You have awesome tips for someone beginning, like me. I love how you explained EVERYTHING. Too many people just edit so it looks like it is easy. You showed things to watch out for. LOVE that! I wish you would have showed samples in your environment.

[@marciamorrow7149]

I found out the hard way after I came back from vacation my homemade glass bowl birdbath was full of green slime! My friend says to add vinegar to the water! Yours are great! You have a knack for this!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Marcia Morrow aww thank you!

[@christysdeals4u]

great idea!

[@mairwaugus5203]

Do the birds like vinegar?

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Lol I don’t know

[@debmorris9648]

I always leave my pieces to sit over night after I glue them just to make sure they are stuck together. My husband brings me home things from his job that are headed for the garbage just to see what I can do with them sometimes things sit around and then the idea light bulb comes on and I get glues and all kinds of tape and paint so I am one very happy lady..

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+Deb Morris oh sounds like me! Glue it all lol! Thank you for watching !

[@loismimi1856]

I made all kinds of great things about 6 years ago for my yard and porch. You have some awesome peices.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Thank you!

[@tammykillorn8995]

I love the little purple lamp on the glass clock!

[@lindabaldridge4438]

My daughter and I are making some today. It’s a process figuring out what works best together!!!! And IMHO, most antique glass doesn’t have any real value, it’s available everywhere in thrift shops, use it to create something you’ll enjoy!!!

[@KMF3]

What clever ideas

[@seagrape54]

It would really be nice if your camera was placed over your left shoulder instead of your right so your hand would not obstruct the line of sight. We could see what you are doing much better.

[@kellifultz3871]

Very pretty, cool ideas....but it is frustrating to watch you try and figure things out as you go along...and then not to show the finished project

[@cindycoleman5196]

Thanks for the video.

[@suegroeneveld3702]

your imagination is awesome, next time try to shou how you would place it in your garden. Love,Love it.

[@likessugar]

I loved your idea, as did my neighbors! I went to a nearby thrift store and bought 3 "vases" and 3 clear bowls, all of them glass. I used Gorilla's Glue on one of the bowls and decorated with gold heart buttons. On another, I used regular Hot Glue from a glue gun and decorated with big plastic buttons. I know it is HOT in southern Utah but I was surely surprised to see 3 of my plastic buttons, adhered with a glue gun, slip right off of the bowl while the glue melted because of the heat!!! I hate summer in southern Utah, 100 miles north of Lost Wages!

[@jere2143]

Those are so pretty. I can't wait to go junking to find some dishes I can make something out of. And I was concerned about the kind of glue so I'm glad you cleared that up.

[@DigitalDelilahStudio]

I just love projects like this. I am going to have to make one of these for sure. Need to get my garden straight! xx

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+Digital Delilah Studio you can do it! Make sure to share some photos :)

[@Veirud]

Such cool and amazing pieces!!! Love it!!👍🥰🥰🥰

[@princessalways4eva]

Yes! Reminds me of Beauty and the Beast. You’ve inspired me. I’m actively doing my yard, planting and decorating. These are awesome. Tfs sweetie. 🤗

[@RaisingASingleMom]

Hey friend! Wow you are so creative! Great idea! Can't wait to watch more.

[@tinasmith9740]

Thanks so much for posting and the helpful hints. Now off to home depot for some silicone.

[@sheilamore3261]

I love that clock and candle that’s awesome

[@ClaireStuckeyMoxie]

You are so awesome and creative!!!

[@CesarGomez-vw1ku]

gracias por estas ideas de como hacer esto es super bonito y facil de hacer para los que nos gusta el arte saludos desde Los Angeles Ca.

[@BCWilliams]

GREAT ideas!! The top on the one you've asked for suggestions as to, "What does this remind you of?" - to me, it looks like an owl! You've sent me to my favorite thrift store, lol. Thanks for making this video. :-)

[@cheriemac5023]

Beauty and the beast

[@irishkevn6525]

I enjoyed your video. We just started making glass garden flowers at our garden club to be sold at our holiday house tour which will be held in November.

[@hulagirl1970]

What a great idea. I have tons of glass that I had no idea what to do with. Thanks to you I need to go to home depo. :D now I am going to make room in my kitchen. LOL

[@nancywiltshire9919]

Love these. I have four in my garden and want to make more!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+Nancy Wiltshire addictive very addictive:)

[@bonniespencerable]

Hello, I have really enjoyed learning your glass junk art but you don't show the ending part where you put your piece on the pipe or hooks to actually put it out in your garden. I can't tell how you've put the glass to the pipe.

[@CraftyMomma05]

You are a woman of many talents! I love glass pieces, vases, bottles, jars--never thought to put them together tho!

[@suesousa6610]

anxiety watching this glass being put altogether

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Lol it happens lol

[@peacefuldaizy5717]

You're so awesome! Thanks for posting these tips. I love your creative thought process!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Aww thank you!

[@michellebonneau413]

beautiful ideas!!! thank you for sharing.

[@michyscrap45]

I love this! I have started collecting glass and am inspired, TFS , hugs, Michelle

[@janellehein6700]

The small pieces are salt pillars not candle holders. They were used for individual place settings before salt shakers.

[@janellehein6700]

What are the cutest were the tiny spoons that were used to apply the salt ! Most were made into necklaces.

[@janellehein6700]

A weird thing is that in the 1980's they were used for snorting cocaine. It was a clue to the police to keep an eye on the people who wore them. That is why they went out of style. If you don't use the spoons for that purpose, there is no reason to worry !

[@ksmithkatcarving]

they are candle holders sold at dollar general for 1 dollar

[@marcie8888]

thanks for sharing ..I love your art ..I made the first set last year ..and now I am hocked ..but looking for ideas

[@sandiegoddard5471]

Really beautiful, but takes so long to get to the creative part, I know it must look perfect but half the video was looking at the tube of glue and items going to be used, spoilt it for me but lovely to see finished item . Thanks😊❤

[@dibright1445]

Cute ideas.

[@BurningwithNV]

Loving how that works. The color, sizes, styles make it unique and endless. Could you have taken a broken piece of glass or plate and cut it with tile cutters or something along that process to make it fit as the spacer instead of the candle holders?

[@AudreaGustafson]

Love this video!!! this stuff is awesome! I need it for my shabby upstairs!

[@rnanaku]

That reminds me of Beauty and the Beast! Cogsworth and Lumiere together... awesome.

[@normadoyle-cooper2885]

Great job.

[@barbarasmith3355]

Very pretty...l love projects like these...good job!

[@jlouutube65]

Fabulous ideas!! To add to your idea, I might use glass paint! Thanx for posting!!

[@Ideas2come]

Thank you for all the tips !! I keep thinking i have enough glass but then again i think no. Those are awesome !!! Can't wait to do more garden art !! Hugs Heather

[@lolal1026]

Love it 👍

[@freechristian1971]

Thank you so much this really was explained very well on how to make it and what to use. Your very creative. I do have one question what exactly do you use for the rod and all to attach and hold the finished flower. If you could reply with good details I would appreciate it. Thanks a Bunch...God bless :-)

[@dianestedman1466]

What a really fun idea!! They are beautiful

[@KMF3]

Wow cool glass

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Thank you!

[@debthern]

great video, great art, great tips.....thanks so much for sharing. I've been thinking about trying this from pinterest but wasn't sure where to start. Now I know. hugs, deb

[@ladyjanesposinparlor]

How clever you are!!! Love your creativity and thank you for sharing valuable info- what Glue....has been my major concern. I look forward to more of your videos:))) keep on craftin' :)))

[@serendipitymoments4684]

Those are awesome pieces!

[@JonathanAlfaro]

Very cool! I love your artistic side!!!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Aww thank you :)

[@littleluluscraps]

i love these! and there is a never ending list of possibilities. tfs

[@Veirud]

Oohh, I have been thinking about doing this for a long time......!!! It's sooo cool!!!!🥰🥰🥰. Oh....and this is nervous I am now, doing my first videos.....but I can't even talk this much.....😂😂😂😂 but seeing/hearing the difference from u then and now.....I guess there will be hope for me one day to....😜😜.

[@den5mick]

What kind of glue did you use to hold the copper pipe on

[@artiejohnson703]

I Love these, so beautiful. Thanks so much for sharing your video.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Artie Johnson thank you an update is definitely needed! Thanks for watching!

[@joycesikes5544]

Love, love, love it! I just subscribed to your site! Now, this is something fun and relatively easy to do, I believe! So, thank you and I am definitely trying this! So fun! Keep the videos coming, please!!!

[@AccusedHD]

I THINK ITS BEEN FOREVER SND I BET YOURE DONE RIGHT LOL

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Nope :)

[@lottiefaith6935]

Just found your channel through #lovesummerart so it's working already! I've got lots of dishes set aside for this but I have been a bit timid to jump in because of all of the little things you're speaking of so this will inspire me....actually, it already has.

[@Ideas2come]

Beauty and the beast !!!

[@Newriverartist]

Great video!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Aww thank you :)

[@Newriverartist]

@@TheJunkingDataGirl Welcome!

[@sweettstreasures7623]

❤️

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Thanks for watching :)

[@txJoJo55]

This is very interesting and you have some really beautiful glass pieces. You are very creative, Love these..Jane TFS

[@michelel1852]

Thanks for the video. The pieces are beautiful! How much do you have to pay for your pieces and where do you find them?

[@cecilitaf]

I find mine at local thrif shop, usually from .25 cents to a dollar.

[@Rosiescreativewings]

Hello, so these are just for display? looks like fun putting those together. 💕👍

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

it is a lot of fun Great to display in the garden in or out or on walls really anywhere give it a try you will get hooked :)

[@sweettstreasures7623]

Love ya 🎉❤

[@justoserv]

You don’t use that e6000 they talk about all the time. Love the video.

[@marissaparker2470]

(= beauty and the beast! Cute

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+Marissa Parker thank you

[@TexTam]

Cute ideas :)

[@wandakowalski7063]

You're waving around the glue tube frantically ... Can;t read what it is!!!!!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Wanda Kowalski sorry it should be in description thanks for watching lol

[@beverlym6742]

What is the copper piece you use on the back. It looks like it's a piece of copper pipe with a cap on the back?

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

yes it is ")

[@tonyyates6220]

Tip on keeping the silicone tip free of silicone for between projects?

[@JUDISART]

Stick a long nail in it . Pull the nail out next time you use it. Or if it dries hard in the tip use a screw and drill, Drill the screw into the tip, then just pull out the hardend silicone out of the end.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+Judi M great tip thanks!!

[@sandiebrazell]

yes put a baby silicone nipple of the cover of the tube it works great

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

I remember when people where talking about this lol I even bought some. Never tried it.

[@sandraparisi6251]

Used the E6000 and came out to find my towers in two pieces. They had cured for a week inside my house. I then tried silicone and same deal. We have a lot of rain and humidity in Florida, any idea on where I went wrong?

[@claracampbell9714]

Did wash them good and then before you glue them .. use alcohol wipes to make sure they are clean from oils from your had so they will adhere to the glue ...I also saw someone use jb clear apoxy...im just learning myself and this is what I observed...hope this helps

[@kristenspencer9751]

Question: did you re-glue the same pieces that you used E-6000 on??? If there is any remnant of E-6000, the silicone has a chemical reaction to it and it won't set up. I learned this myself when I tried an experiment using E-6000 on the inside surface, and silicone to seal around outside edge. I researched on line and learned the two are NOT compatible! That was most likely the issue. Otherwise, E-6000 cannot withstand high temperatures. It doesn't do well outside in some climates. However, Silicone is made for exterior windows/glass to seal, so it is 100% water proof and sun proof. Manufacturer says up to 400 degree surface temperature. So humidity should not be an issue with silicone. You should try again but use ONLY 100% silicone. Wash pieces WELL to ensure any oils, grease, perfumes, grime etc. (possibly wax) etc. is not on the surface. Then, apply a bead around the outside edge so it squishes out the sides when you press the two pieces together. Take your finger and smooth the bead around all sides wiping off the extra. When dry, the two pieces are sealed together and protects water from getting in between surfaces. I use silicone for my towers almost exclusively and it's great stuff!

[@fortheearth]

I loved watching you create garden flowers from found dishes! Thank you and best wishes.

[@ksmithkatcarving]

Use E 6000 glue it the only thing that hold up all winter dont have to take flowers in ,4 bucks at Walmart

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

+k CARVING I guess it depends where you live. I am able to keep mine up all year I never take it down. Thanks for the tip

[@RM-bf7to]

Use w/ open windows at all times! This stuff effects the brain. I worked a lot w/ E600 in Arch. Model making. I was dizzy hours later.

[@mairwaugus5203]

Yah E6000 hazardous. Silicone better.

[@sweettstreasures7623]

cooollll I found this lol

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Thank you! Lol

[@tonellyzepeda8468]

When you made a video make sure you are showing what you are doing also I couldn’t listen very well . Thank you

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Thanks for watching!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Great advice thank you!

[@kathieryder1232]

love your craft. but holy cow get your stuff together before you do your vidio.. you picked those dishes up over and over again .. have your plan ready

[@KMF3]

Do you sell your pieces

[@balmbeachbeauty]

Beauty and the Beast

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yup :)

[@conniegonzales5294]

Love the video but all that noise in the back!!!

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yeah it was back in 2012 I believe it happens! Thanks for watching!

[@patylagata59]

LOVE YOUR JUNK!!!!! But I can't find that SILICONE!!!!!

[@misunflowerstyle906]

It is sold in hardware stores or even dollar stores in USA. If you absolutely cannot find it, look up a Marina repair shop or fisherman/hunter shop for Marine quality silicone. Best of luck! PS-costs about $3 at Walmart. or Meijers.or Lowes or Home Depot...plastic tubes with caps, even though they cost more, they last a lot longer than the caulking gun types because those dry up and savings are wasted.

[@mairwaugus5203]

Hardware store, Walmart.

[@lindareynolds7324]

I'm sorry but this is taking way to long. Figure out what you want to do then start. The art is beautiful. You do finally come up with pretty things.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Linda Reynolds thanks for watching!

[@sirdukeusa3289]

Those would be so pretty with the solar lights in them. With the tulip glass, turn it upside down and glue it to a solar light. I like your way of thinking, but please be better organized. This is really taking too long. you are starting 1 project and you end up with 3 or 4.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Brenda Morris thanks for watching!

[@gyanendraadhikari3403]

What's that ?

[@suesellers7970]

ET

[@dalearmstrong87]

Alice in wondland

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yup :)

[@glennagoodwin5102]

Jumping around way too much, Getter done

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Glenna Goodwin thanks for watching!

[@heathersplaylistgillpatric2382]

You need to breath a little calm yourself to much fidgeting with your hands and try the all weather proof silicone glue or drill your holes they won’t come apart

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yes I agree and as stated in the the video 6 years ago it was thrown together for a friend, but whatever one has learned a lot after 6 years. Thank you for watching.

[@lindabaldridge4438]

Holes aren’t necessary, it’s a lot of something for nothing. Why don’t you do a video Heather and show us how perfect you are!!!

[@chiqichiqi]

@@lindabaldridge4438 Gurl, calm down.

[@sundayscomrad4877]

Wow, sorry but too much movement, im 😵

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Sundays Comrad thanks for watching!

[@carol-annemuise139]

too chatty

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yeah, this is from 2012 Before it was necessary to have an excellent presentation and I was doing this on the fly for a friend who would of thought it would be a hit. thank you for watching anyway.

[@donnadavis567]

Beauty and the beast

[@nancyboston201]

Beauty and the Beast

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

Yup!!

[@nancyboston201]

Oh I liked your video too, thank you.

[@TheJunkingDataGirl]

@@nancyboston201 thank you! I need to do an update one. The sound and video is so bad :) everyone seems to like it :) thank you for commenting and watching!