Mushrooms

catalinagrey

16 years ago

I had to share my new mushrooms!

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kudzukween
16 years ago
cute! are you setting the bottle stems on a rod or something?
kudzu
catalinagrey
Original Author
16 years ago
I used a stick, but I have some rebar that I want to use when the flowers grow and get a little taller.
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concretenprimroses
16 years ago
Using the bottle is an interesting idea. But I must say I LOVE the crocus! Can't wait for mine.
Kathy
jeannespines
16 years ago
Good idea using the bottles...and your crocus look lovely! TFS! Jeanne S.
grandmathyme
16 years ago
OH! HOW PRETTY!!! I love the bright color and the poka-dots! Really cute!!!
sunnyca_gw
16 years ago
The pink makes the purple flowers look great & purple flowers compliment the mushroom & the yellow adds a little extra bling!! Very nice!! Jan
Marlene Kindred
16 years ago
How cute is that?! Love the pink with polka dots! And using the bottle as the stem is very creative too.
smickerdoodle
16 years ago
I love those...they would be perfect in my new Gnome graden. I hae a million bottles around here. I am going to have to try some of those...Thank you for sharing them and the directions on your blog on how to make them.