Easy Dish Flowers

3 Materials

15 Minutes

Easy

Inexpensive and easy dish flowers for your garden!

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You'll need:

Thrift store dishes & candle holders

Silicone

Skewers

Pick how you want your dishes to go together.

Glue them with a glue of your choice - I recommend either silicone or E6000. Let dry completely.

Glue your skewers onto the back of your dishes.

Let dry completely.

Place them in your flower pot or garden.

For larger dish flowers, all you need to do is glue your dishes together and let dry.

On the back I have flattened a spoon and bent it.

I glued the flat part of the spoon to the dish, and put the bend part of the spoon in a pipe in my flower pot.

Place them in a garden or flower pot to enjoy.

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Resources for this project:

Dishes & candle holders - $1 per dish

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NJ
on May 25, 2018
Does E6000 dry clear?
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- Yvette Huesler
  on Jun 4, 2018
  E6000 is HIGHLY toxic. Even if you use it outside, please use a respirator.
Les20228095
on Jul 27, 2018
How difficult is it to bend the skewers?
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- Chas
  on Jul 27, 2018
  I didn’t bend the skewers but if you wanted to bend them you could pretty easy. The spoon was easy to bend.
Martha Mary E Lynn
on Aug 23, 2018
have you a way to get rid of woodlice ,mice and silver fish please
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- Chas
  on Aug 23, 2018
  Hi Martha, for mice go around the outside of your home and make sure everything is sealed up - seal with sos pads and silicone in holes. Mice will eat through the dry wall to get inside homes as well, so if you have an attached garage it is wise to attach a rubber baseboard along the bottom of the dry wall to prevent them from getting in. Here is more info... Mice, Silverfish, Woodlice

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Gwendolyn Floccari
on Aug 3, 2018
Going to do this
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- Chas
  on Aug 3, 2018
  Thanks Gwendolyn, I'm so excited you want to give it a try too.
Joa33953855
on Aug 17, 2018
Yes I would try it too
- Chas
  on Aug 17, 2018
  Thank you and I'm glad you want to give them a try :)