Mosaic garden stones add color and charm to any corner of your flower beds and gardens. They can be any size and depict a butterfly, dragonfly, flowers, bugs, or a colorful design like a spiral.

Mosaic garden stones add color and charm to any corner of your flower beds and gardens. They can be any size and depict a butterfly, dragonfly, flowers, bugs, or a colorful design like a spiral.

Wonderland by Leena Nio

One of my students, Lianne, made this beautiful dragonfly for a friends 50th birthday. Glass, mirror and jewellry findings.

This happy kitty doesn't mind having a little bird resting on its head. Made of lightweight resin, this feline has wire whiskers and a coiled tail, too. Measures 9" wide.

This turned out so cute! This was a custom order.

Timber Press is devoted to sharing the wonders of the natural world by publishing books in the fields of gardening, horticulture, and natural history.

Experimenting with cement is something that we were not used to, so we decided to pick some up and see what we could make. We decided to create our own Cement Tealight Candle Holders from everyday…

<p> This heavy cement pot have a pleated side. The pot is sealed about halfway up on the inside so it can be used for fresh-flower arrangements.</p>

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I've been wanting to try out some new ideas for simpler projects that can be done over a weekend, kind of a rainy-day thing for parents with kids or just

An idea came to me in the middle of the night. What if I could create my own candleholders and planters with plastic items purchased from the local market ? I knew that cement wouldn’t stick to plastic, so why not use plastic forms from my kitchen as molds for candleholders ? I started testin ...

I know, I know. Cement and lace? These aren't exactly materials you normally associate together, which makes this cool DIY project that much more intriguing (and a great jumping off point)! Using lace-patterned tape, Liz from Say Yes to Hoboken created these fabulous candle holders. It's an interesting study in contrasts, don't you think? What other materials or patterns do you think would be fun to try? Check out the full tutorial over on Say Yes to Hoboken!