Hi All! Today I am attempting a diy yard art pitcher with bling. Something like this one at The Navage Patch, except without lights. I am just going to use crystals that will sparkle in the sun light. Supply list near bottom of the post.
Wish that I had a larger pitcher, but being the tight wad that I am this is what I came up with, and I already had the crystals.
Diy Yard Art Pitcher with Bling
I started out separating the crystals and restringing them on long pieces of fishing line in different lengths.
I tried running the line up the pitcher spout but hit a block. Guess this pitcher was just for looks, not functional. No problem I will just have to improvise by drilling a hole underneath the spout.
Next, I ran the loose ends of the fishing line in through the sprinkle holes of the pitcher’s spout and out through the larger pre-drilled hole, gathering all the ends to tie a knot.
Actually, several knots to form one large knot with all the ends together.
Then using my pliers to push the large knot into the pre-drilled hole.
Now the crystal lines all hang at different lengths.
That’s it! Now off to find a place in one of the flowerbeds to hang my new diy yard art pitcher with bling.
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Supplies Needed
Galvanized pitcher
Crystal teardrop beads
Scissors
Fishing line
Drill
Pliers
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Very pretty idea Linda, and a great way to add a little something special to the yard.
Thank you Mary! Yes it does, and it’s fun to make! 🙂
This is adorable!! I have several galvanized pitchers/cans with spouts. I think I’m gonna give this a try. Just found your site couple days ago and there are so many great projects and ideas, looking forward to get started. Thanks so much for doing what you do!!
Thank you Gale! I have seen lots of pitcher yard art that I love, so I had to make me one as well. Thank you so much for stopping by, and I hope that I can inspire you to give some more craft projects a try! 🙂
Awww Linda, doesn’t that look just beautiful. Making yard art is always so much fun and it does add so much character to the garden too. Now I need to find me a old watering can somewhere. I have the perfect spot in our garden for something like this
Thank you Michelle! I’ve been having so much fun with the yard art, and now look at everything thinking can I turn that into yard art. LOL Can’t wait to see what you come up with, I’m sure it will be awesome like always, and don’t forget to make one for the fairies too. 🙂