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I just learned that there is a "New Wave" pansy now available. It is a trailing variety like the New wave petunia. I have decided to plant those in this planter for the winter.
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I love this idea! It's a new project for me! How did you attach the wire basket to the lamp? -
I will post the instructions soon.Please check back. Thanks! Glad you like it.
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How novel & creative of you Pat!! Yes, please do post those instructions!! -
Hi, Susan!.....(my kindred spirit, you have been a great inspiration to me...thanks!)....We actually took it apart today and made photos of how we put it together! Hope to have those posted soon.
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awwww - you poor dear. You had to take it apart, document then reassemble all for us!! Now that's real dedication!!! And thank you for the sweet words!! -
It was not a problem. Only took a few minutes. It will take longer to tell about it than it did to do it. I'm sure that anyone on this site would do the same for each other if we needed it. I love Hometalk!
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In the picture it looks like you anchored it to the railing... Otherwise, wouldn't it 'blow over'? -
I LOVE this....might also like it with a birdhouse....have all the stuff, can't wait for directions! -
very pretty!!! nice job!
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Great Idea Patti.....could also use artificial flowers and display inside of home .... -
I have just the lamp for this. I can't wait. Please post instructions. I've got some ideas, but I'd love to know how you did this. -
Isn't it top heavy? I wonder if the wind will blow it down. It looks very nice. -
Andrea, if you look closely you will see the clamp that anchors the stand to the deck railing. We now have the stand in a flower bed and the anchors are at the base. I am in the process of adding photos of the construction. I will post that as soon as I can get the script finished.
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Hope we didn't leave out anything in the assembly instructions. If you have a question, please ask.
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Pat, you are so wonderful. Thank you for sharing this! -
Yes Pat, thanks for the "how to" info - we appreciate the extra time you had to devote to taking it apart and reassembling for the curious among us!! -
So glad to do it for you. I know how disappointed I would be if I saw a post on Hometalk and the creator was not willing to share the instructions. The script might be enough, but I am one who loves the pictures. You know the saying, "a picture is worth a thousand words". That is very true!
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And I was gonna toss that old lamp. Thanx for the idea. -
Thank you Miriam I. I am so glad that I found Hometalk!! It has inspired me to start new projects, and I love to see what other creative thinkers are coming up with! Not only that, but everyone that I have been fortunate to interact with has been super nice folks!
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G. please post your finished project! Hope you have as much fun with it as I did!
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Ah I see the clamp. The flowers drew my eyes up - that's the point, right? LOL. I like the lamp base too. It looks like my next project ;0) -
How did you anchor it in the ground? -
If using the plant stand outdoors you will need to anchor it to the ground. We used two 1/2" pieces of rebar that were about 2 feet long. This will depend on the soil type. If using rebar, you will need a torch to bend a 90 degree angle that will fit over the top of the base as shown in photo. You can be creative with any of these steps, but be sure that it is weather proof and sturdy. You can see a photo of the anchors by clicking on "see 4 more photos" under the photo of the planter with the pumpking on top.
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Good luck with your lamp to planter project, Andrea. Be sure to post it for us to admire!
