Combining Flea Market items in a creative way is Annie’s Grossart-Steen’s talent. From her workshop, Pondside Primitives in Pennsylvania, she makes this and many other Spring projects to share with her clientele. Get the instructions!
1. Paint the flower pot, the stepladder and the birdhouse roof matching color
2. Paint the body of the birdhouse and the bottom of the flower pot to match.
3. Hot glue the flowers and ivy, wind the garland around to finish.
4. Prop up the trowel with a small nail.
This birdhouse ladder would look terrific on a porch or back door entrance. Use a ladder of any height, taller if you use a functional birdhouse. Thanks, Annie for the idea!
Grow, Grow, Grow, Your Boat... These boat gardens are beautiful, colorful, and well grown. It looks like a lot of… Read More
'Paint' Your Garden with Blue... Is your garden is singing the blues? Mix recycled containers and crafts with blue flowers… Read More
See this hilarious and sometimes poignant list of lost items in the garden Question.......what was the last thing you lost… Read More
Designing a charming garden baker's rack When I first saw Jeanne’s well-arranged and simply delightful Baker’s rack, I thought, ‘Somebody… Read More
Choosing a color from 'Over the Rainbow Garden' Billie Hayman's garden is full of color and she shows how one… Read More
Alliums are drama queens in the garden! Whether real flowers, grown from bulbs or the crafted faux flowers modeled after… Read More
View Comments
Annie, I always seem at a loss on how to wrap grapevine around things and make it look like it should be there.... but with your picture for reference I might be able to pull it off. Thanks for sharing.
love this site!!
I love this idea! The hand carved bird, slated roof & a ladder for a base! Awesome build, Annie!
Have 2 rough, handmade birdhouses made by a dear man who supported me mentally during a bad work period. Houses do not open for cleaning, but I see now how to save them & the memories in a delightful vignette. Thanks for the ideas.