Recycle Report: Birdbath Planter...
It was a pretty productive weekend around here with lots of yard work and other activities. For instance, while I was busy rebuilding a portion of my deck out back, my wife was busy cleaning up a cracked bird bath by turning it into something useful (as opposed to just tossing it out into the middle of the green belt).
This is the business end of a bird bath that belonged to my in-laws Lord knows how many years ago, and when they got a new one, we took it (just because my wife couldn't bear to let it go). Anyway, as you can see, it has a crack like the Liberty Bell, and as a result of this little defect, you'd have to be an early bird to get as much as a sip before the water escapes. In other words, it is pretty useless as a dispenser of refreshing cool water on a hot day.
So, whipping out a can of white spray paint - proof that adults actually do purchase spray paint for projects other than tagging - my wife went to town on covering the old cement piece so it would look a little cleaner.
We flipped it over, gave a few more coats for good measure.
Then, like magic, some soil, a few cacti or succulents as the sign at Home Depot called them...
And topped off with some rocks to give it a final touch.
1 comment:
...oh my sister is so talented...i loved this...pssss..just dont tell her about the fence pieces...shhhhh
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