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Posted: 28-05-2010 , 08:13 PM #1 |
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Fun Garden Sculpture From Bits! New images today!
The root had been dug up nearby, 25yrs old and was to be dumped, i begged for it and cleaned it.
one ostrich egg i decorated and broke by mistake, wedgewood that broke, well years ago before i was given it, hanging boot broke in my move, pot - never broke! I plan to paint the trellis same colour as the wall and move the sun. the trellis was found in the jungle of the raised bed when i got here, the sun was a plaque twin got me from London Gumtree site for free! what do you think? Sun was moved, trellis painted, bits off and bits added!!!! some sweet pea seedlings are added to the hanging boot as suggested! used a weed mesh for lining as no bottom to boot! mirrors on wall were part of a triptych i bought in a charity shop, middle one had no mirror, separated and painted white. added on wall, buddha is reflected in it. what you think? |
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Posted: 28-05-2010 , 08:16 PM #2 |
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Great work, as usual. B
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Posted: 29-05-2010 , 12:42 PM #3 |
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Very intriguing! They must have thought you were mad wanting that tree root. Just look at it now. You could put some nice dainty trailing plants in the boot to add a splash of colour too.
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Posted: 29-05-2010 , 02:36 PM #4 |
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Beautiful job and well done.
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Posted: 29-05-2010 , 09:59 PM #5 |
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trailing plants in the boot!
great idea, never thought of that...will give it a go! thanks
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