deenagoodale Bronze Post Medal for All Time! 221 Posts
September 7, 2020
This little piece will fit in perfectly with the glass sculpture flowers I made earlier this summer.
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Total Time: 1 hour
Yield: 1
Supplies:
an old lamp with extended arm
1 teapot
1 larger plate
1 tea cup
1 smaller plate
drill bit for drilling glass
drill
long bolts and nuts
Steps:
Remove wiring parts from an old lamp. Drill holes into the two plates, the teapot, and the teacup using a drill and drill bit for drilling glass.
Attach the teacup to the top of the lamp, using a nut and bolt. Attach the teapot at an angle to the top of the extended arm of the lamp, using a nut and bolt.
Add a piece of chain or beads to the spout of the teapot as if "pouring" water into the teacup. Let the birds enjoy a drink or bath from the teacup or sprinkle some bird seed onto the plate to feed them. I think this will fit right in with my glass flower garden!
This little piece will fit in perfectly with the glass sculpture flowers I made earlier this summer.
