Glass Yard Art Tutorial

Looking for a more personal gift for someone? Make them a one-of-a-kind yard ornament! Thoughtful, unique, beautiful, and inexpensive. Perfect for the gardening enthusiast in your life.
We purchased our glass dishes from the Westchester Food Pantry's annual Yard Sale Extravaganza. GGG tested and GGG approved, our own glass flowers and bird feeders are patiently waiting spring from the safety of our garages and basements.

[@sanita7475]

Thank you very much I love your videos and ideas, you explain every thing wonderful, it must be a joy to have a neighbor like you, God bless you.

[@ruthannklos9649]

Absolutely gorgeous tutorial thank you so much for your lovely tutorial.❤

[@KSC587]

You are lovely...thank for sharing your creative art...❤ God bless your sweet heart with everyone

[@fortheearth]

Thank you for this inspiring insructional! Your positive and kind advice is much appreciated!

[@cathysmith9026]

I love this way of making these flowers. ❤

[@jennifermintz8620]

Thank you for the how to video ~ I wasn't doing great with the drill on my glass projects and so this is so much better for me to complete my projects :)

[@anniedavis9125]

So glad you found this video helpful! We make OODLES of these yard art ornaments every year to raise money for our local food pantry. :)

[@janstetler9888]

I love this way of making yard flowers! A bud vase on the back also works to go over the copper tube (or use rebar). Thanks so much.

[@bubgum00]

Or a bird bath instead of a serving plate.

[@vivianbunch1963]

Cute ideas❤

[@eileen6470]

I put long post in the ground and slide the tube over it. Makes it much more stable and easy to put away in fall. Slip it back on in the spring.

[@luisamayrotoli4790]

E6000 works just as well and inexpensive

[@kathykeho6957]

I had some of my pieces come apart using the e6000...

[@loisdunbar7855]

E600 doesn’t always stick

[@audreyribble4621]

Can’t see what you’re doing, don’t need to see you!