DIY Tea party garden

I am creating a tea party garden out of plates, teapots, cups and saucers. I am using PVC pipe and other plumbing parts to do so.

[@emdee7744]

Thank you so much for the clever ideas. I like the notion of reusing the defunct sollar lights as stakes! Very thrifty and smart. I have a hard time finding teapots and cups & saucers. I don't get to yard sale enough. Thanks again for the ideas.

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you for watching !

[@jeane561]

I love it Lisa. A great use of old dishes❤️❤️❤️

[@cindybehn9801]

This is adorable. You have cute ideas!

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you ❤️

[@tammieplazola7819]

This is the sweetest little thing ♡... now I'm on the hunt for tea cups, tea pots, and plates 🤗☕

[@serendipitymoments4684]

Lovely and inspiring. You just gave me a great idea on how to perk up my backyard. Thanks for sharing...

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you! I’m glad you found inspiration!

[@serendipitymoments4684]

@@CrepeMyrtleRow I'll have a busy spring time making those projects. Thanks..

[@mariaramirez2203]

Oh my goodness your plate boarder, and teapot, teacups garden is so adorable and beautiful ❤️ them all. A definitely must do project. Big Tx hugs from South Tx.

[@riflegurlsmom]

So pretty!!

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you!!

[@annajean-nanaarbogast2487]

I love the tea cups and would put bird seed in them where I wouldn't mind seed droppings. Very cute and thank you for the ideas!

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thanks so much for watching!

[@MysticEmber]

This is absolutely lovely! Thank you for sharing your process. I picked up a bunch of teacups and teapots today for the garden, but wasn’t quite sure what to do with them. Your idea is perfect!

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you! It is easy and mine are still doing great. I’ve lost a couple due to dead limbs that have fell from the tree but they are all thrifted for very little money so it was easy to replace them. I live in South Carolina so the winters here are mild and it rarely gets below freezing. If you live in a climate that does get snow a lot I would suggest taking them up during the winter because any water standing in the cups could freeze and possibly break them.

[@carolancarey992]

beautiful ideas, thank you for explaining how simply this can be done!

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you 😊

[@coleenlaski6006]

Oh Lisa, it looks so beautiful! I am so inspired. You are so creative and explain things so well. I wish i lived next door so i could enjoy your garden with the birds too. I love how you made the plate border. Beautiful!! 😊

[@twistedmindssweettea]

Ok. Can I just say...your voice&accent is so calming!! Reminds me of so much of my childhood. Idk if that makes sense? My aunties and all the family shelling peas or pecans on the porch with us kids running around. 😭😭❤️ I started thinking I wanted to redo my home and yard to remind me of my granny peaden and 🤯 I find myself here lol

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you! I’ve done my fair sharing of shelling peas and pecans myself! I’m glad you found my channel. I decorate in a very eclectic vintage thrifted way, some even call it Granny Chic😂 I love old things that remind me of my childhood. My motto is if I like it I use it even if it’s different styles. Please check out some of my other videos, I think you will like those as well!

[@karennickerson8781]

This is beautiful! Done from the heart ❤️

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thanks ☺️

[@themermaidstale5008]

You have the ideal setting for creating your tea party garden. The trees and low circular wall look so inviting. I hope you have a friend over to sit in the shade and sip tea (iced, hot or Long Island).

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you. Not long after making this video we had an underground spring to open up under the tree. We ended up digging a small hole right next to the right side of the wall and we put a fountain pump in it. So now it is even nicer to sit under and enjoy some tea!

[@Indy_Moon]

Oh my I love this idea!! So cute!! I Better get thrifting!!

[@sandrarunyan7240]

I love it...definitely gonna make me a tea party garden. Looks darling..Tfs...

[@pollyporter-campbell7493]

Thanks Lisa. Great ideas. I'll be doing this for sure....

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Awesome!

[@sweetteawhimsy3998]

Hey Lisa. Oh. My. Gosh!!!!! Best still my beating heart!!!!! 💕💞💗💞💕 I so want to do this! Amazing project! BTW ... I just subscribed and I’ll be binge watching your videos this evening! ❤️😘😍😘❤️

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you! It was so much fun to create!

[@bonnienevills401]

Love all your ideas TFS Hugs Bonnie

[@macampbell5257]

Very nice and creative

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thank you so much 😊

[@caseybrown1774]

I just love that so darling, I have a really good little area to work n ...Thanks for sharing,,

[@jenniferlayala]

I love this tutorial!!! 😍 I’ve already begun my own whimsical tea party/fairy garden in my backyard hanging tea cups from tree branches. I want to execute the hanging tea pot idea you have here, and am curious if you glued any of your tea pots to seal the spouts? I have some tea pots and don’t want them collecting water, and was wondering how to epoxy or glue the hole shut without it running the other direction down into the pot. Thank you for this amazing video!! ♥️🙏🏽🫖

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

I didn’t close off the spout on mine and a few of them broke on the bottom where water froze however you can’t tell it and now they don’t hold water so they should be good. You could maybe try covering the hole with clear tape.

[@alwilkerson77]

I love it 💕 So lovely!!! I'm doing this!

[@NicoleNorthgarden]

I’m working on something similar for my garden! So cute! They charge a ton for these at craft fairs.

[@janetrichardson2644]

Really cute. Not sure how I missed this earlier. One suggestion is for extra strength, use lengths of rebar as a stake and then slide the pvc over the rebar.

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

Thanks. This is from 2 years ago. I’ve painted the poles black since this video.I hope to do an updated one this summer.

[@jillmaroney6981]

Too stinkin cute!

[@zinathornburg2454]

Hi I'm Zina, I love your videos. I'm almost 60 and have been wanting to make one of those teapot with beads. So I have tons of beads, but I'm overwhelmed with how to organize my beads for this project. I have the fishing line attached to my teapot and tied in a knot. All my beads are put either in plastic containers or a organizer. I'll send pictures. Help.... how do I begin 🤔 to string? Do I dump then in a bowl and hope for the best? Thank you I tried to email you but didn't have correct one

[@CrepeMyrtleRow]

I’ve not actually used the beads on mine. I thought about it but never got around to it. I would think you could just string the beads in any order that you like leaving a long enough tail that you can glue it up inside the spout of the pot. My email is [e-mail]