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bird bath #2

17 years ago

Hope you like it.

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luna_llena_feliz
17 years ago
Love the gorgeous blue! And I bet the birds will too! I forgot to add in my response to your last birdbath that you should keep the pictures coming. I will never tire of seeing more totems or birdbaths!

You know ... that would make a gorgeous fountain. I just wish I knew of a way to safely drill holes in glass pieces like that.
Purplemoon
17 years ago
I love cobalt in the garden. You've just given me some inspiration since I found a couple of vases like yours!

hugs, Karen
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katishooked
17 years ago
This is so pretty. That blue makes up so pretty.
Marlene Kindred
17 years ago
Oh Yeah! Love the blue!!! It will be beautiful in the sun!
sorie6 zone 6b
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17 years ago
Thanks ladies. I went to some estate sales today and found more glass ;0 so will be making more. If I don't sell them I'll have lots of happy birds in my yard.
You ladies get posting pics. I want to see some bird baths out there!!! I'll be posting more when I get them done.. Have a good weekend!!

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