Green Crafts - How to make a Bird Bath

[@DieBrunisSpekulationen]

I love your way of explaining ... and your wonderful accent. Of course, your works too! You give things and words such a gentle air Thank you

[@BirdBath1]

Bruno, look at bird bath

[@susanc7945]

A beautiful yard U have!

[@romeo34889]

Wow, never thought of that simple design .. I’m gonna make one .. gracias ...❤️😘

[@BirdBath1]

Hector Rubio, look at bird bath

[@BrandonTran]

Oh my the brick and stone on your house is beautiful. Garden is amazing. I hope to have something that amazing some day. Working towards it. Excellent!

[@marclaw4511]

Cracking design,never thought of making one like this,opened my eyes,Thanks.

[@benny123477]

LIKE very much. GREAT JOB. will try this one. Bennie

[@vishnukartha47]

what a beautiful garden, just by seeing it I am relaxed. Also your work is awesome, thank you for uploading.

[@suecollins3246]

The pots looked better in their natural colour.

[@xyz2121]

I agree, she should have used a clear coating. The birds don't care about colour or stencils.

[@sonyabrown1944]

awesome, love it

[@lauralapwing]

Hi! Glad you like it-I'd love to see a photo if you make one! Laura 😊

[@xyz2121]

Hope the paint that you used on the top isn't toxic for the birds.

[@shriaingnama]

nice project sweet cute British carrot top Laura

[@shallimar28]

What kind of paint do you use ? Great idea

[@gardeninginnorway478]

Great idea! Well done. I need to try making one of these. All the best, Halvor.

[@angelamartin2811]

Wish the camera was a little closer. You done a lovely job thank you

[@BCWilliams]

Wonderful idea, Laura! Nice video. :-)

[@acts10truth]

is the paint safe for the birds

[@nakesheabrown6397]

Hello, I love the idea and design!! I would like to make some of my own. What are the dimensions of the pots you used in this video? Are they plastic or ceramic pots? What is the name of the glue used?

[@wendy4ronpaul]

Please list the name of all the products use in you videos.. in drop down

[@rivensnow3779]

Personally, I might skip the paint and instead spray the pots with a sugar water solution to encourage a green mossy look.

[@suecollins3246]

I was about to suggest yoghurt - I believe that also works to acquire the same effect.

[@carmensol34]

All paints are toxic for birds! Don’t paint the inside of the plate

[@susanc7945]

Maria Roe Not the ones for babies cribs,

[@BirdBath1]

Look at bird bath 🐘🦚

[@EriFoxie]

why everyone want to put paint in birds water, it's not a good idea

[@marcelam893]

What kinda of glue is that

[@Sunup2Sundown1]

It's called "#1 Nail Glue I believe that's what she said.

[@suecollins3246]

It's called No More Nails.

[@tikitiki7610]

outside.......spray outside

[@ccdogpark]

I never use my clay/pottery bird baths in the winter. The constant pressure on the sides from freezing ice at night and thawing during daylight will cause these bird baths to disintegrate much sooner than they should. I'm only aware of this because it happened to a neighbor of mine. I use a heated, white, plastic bird birdbath in the winter but I don't fill it up too high because the water on the lip will freeze. I thought the heater had stopped working until realized I was filling it too high. But I live in the suburbs of Philadelphia and people in warmer climates probably don't have to worry about this. I try and look for white bird baths. That makes it much easier to tell if the water is dirty. Dark colors and mosaics are the worst for seeing dirt. (If you don't care about dirty water it doesn't matter.) I keep a tightly wound strainer hung-up near the bird bath and use that to clean very minute debris and birdcrap out of the birdbath between changes of the water. I change the water at least once a day. Some species of birds will crap in the water on a regular basis.

[@alexandriamiller5176]

Can you put a sealer spray on it when you are done?