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Birdbath from Found Items

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Date: 11/15/2007 Topics: Craft Projects > Garden & Yard > Bird Feeders | Gardening > Birds & Bird Houses | Photos > Garden  
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Birdbath from Found Items
Birdbath from Found Items
This project consists of two item found at the thrift store. A pedestal of some sort and a dinner plate plus some other items to dress it up. The end result a very pretty bird bath

By John from Wichita, Ks

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By cherrokeejo (9) Contact
Hi John,
Beautiful birdbath. Would love to get permission to add this to my site for my crafting community/garden community. The web site is:
http://www.craftygardeners.com my e-mail is
jogebczyk@yahoo.com. Would love to have you as a member.

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By melody_yesterday (637) Profile Blog! Contact
very very nice !

Posted on 11/26/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

By meoowmom (1722) Profile Contact
very pretty and nice and the birdies probably are
thanking you

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By Pete (Guest Post)
Don't need me to tell you neat that is. But I will anyway, THAT'S NEAT. Thanks for sharing it.

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By OhioGirl (Guest Post)
I made a birdbath like this a few years ago, but the squirrels kept knocking off the large plate (large pot saucer) that I used on top. Even with a heavy rock in the middle it keeps falling off. I would have to drill a hole in the middle and use a very long skewer to stake it on, but I haven't done it yet, and the top keeps falling off. Maybe your plate is more stably positioned.

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