Brrrrrr....it looks so cold there Frou! Your totems look lovely even in the snow!

Yup...looks quite familiar this winter! But your totems do look very pretty in the white stuff! Jeanne S.

Looks like you should take a few plates & a sharp knife & serve up some of that snow cake!!LOL What flavor is it?? The amber looks so lovely in the snow & with the sun shining on it looks so eloquent. Jan

I love how they look! Especially the colored glass. Mine are completely buried.
Kathy

Your totems are beautiful in the snow. Thank you for sharing. - Marylee

Your totems make even snow look good! lol! Now you'll have to show us a picture of them when everything is green ... which I hope won't be too long from now.

They're beautiful!! I love amber glass and the snow makes them look so interesting. That would make a great Christmas card.

Ya, great Christmas card photo for sure! And ditto for the snow angel

Wonderful photo of your totems!

I've always worried about freezing temps so I don't leave my totems or glass garden stakes out for the winter. Have any of you had problems with breakage and cold temps? I always make my glass designs so water can't collect on them (turn plates over, cover tops with another piece, etc) but I still worry they might break due to the cold. TIA for any feedback :)

I love it!
I often wonder what my garden would look like with a blanket of snow, because I grew up with snow, but I only see one flake every 20 years here.
Enjoyed your picture, thanks for posting. The colored glass looks so beautiful against the snow.

rafor...the few pcs I have, I bring in to my garden shed...winter is pretty rough here in IA....they've weathered good 2 yrs now by bringing them in. This yr I left out my "blue bottles" tho (they're upside down) cause I know Kirk leaves his blue bottle tree out & it's so beautiful int he snow. I have enjoyed mine this winter, too...the BB fence. Jeanne S.

Rafor, this is the second winter out for these totems and they seem to be fine. I too make them so they don't hold water, except for the bird feeder ones. We don't have extreme winters, but it was 12 degrees here this year. I think the glass totems hold up good, but I do put the ones with pottery or ceramic pieces in the shed. I also leave my bottle trees bottles out and I have some flower beds edged with wine and beer bottles and they are all fine too.
Frou

Those look just beautiful in the snow, Frou! What a great photo!

hugs, Karen