Louise Yunck Honorable Mention
You clicked on these five posts the most in 2015 and no wonder! They’re all fantastic projects and very “FMG!”
Our Flea Market Gardening experts show how to make dish flowers, how to attach the ‘stems’ and how to put on the finishing touches!
Try this easy ring pan mold from unflavored gelatin and bird seed and watch the bird flock to it! This idea was discovered last month and it caused a ripple effect amongst the Flea Market Gardening gang that even now spreads ever wider. I love when ideas circulate like this!
How to make a garden totem from recycled glass pieces? Jeanne explains it, step by step. Easy!
Tired of ‘rust?’ Are you in a ‘glass’ mode for your gardens? Here’s a fairly simple glass totem bird ‘waterer’ to try with thrift shop dishes and vases.
Transform these river stones into mosaic masterpieces with just a few simple supplies! Sue Gerdes, of Flea2Fab, her garden art craft business, shows you how to do a brilliant and colorful new project in her usual, delightful way.
My friend Cheryl and I had each heard about hypertufa container projects and been fascinated, but both had put it off for years as a ‘someday’ project. This would change today! Here’s the story of our first try… ~~ Sue
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
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We make bird feeders just like those each year. It started out as a Mother's Day tradition (my sons each brought one home from school) and now it's a fun activity for any time.
How fun for kids to do this in school! I'm about to do some now that it's turned so cold.