I love garden gazing balls but I don't love the price. I made a variety of gazing balls for my garden, had fun while doing it, and used inexpensive items to get…

These gazing balls, perfect for gift giving, are super easy to create, and can be used in the garden or as a tabletop decoration.

I love to use decor balls in my garden! There, I said it. I love the shapes and colors of blue glass and get them into my yard anyway I can. Here are a few that I've made over the years using glass half marbles and E6000 glue and various round ball shapes. Here is a link to the instructions.... http://makethebestofthings.blogspot.com/2013/05/glass-garden-balls-diy-part-1.html But not all glass garden decor has to be a "project." You can easily make some gorgeous garden art with just two…

This is a guide to making a DIY garden gazing ball using glass gems and air-dry clay. This project was so much fun and really pretty simple, I think it would be great to do with kids.

Her Dollar Store gem idea was pinned 98 THOUSAND times on Pinterest, and wait until you see why! - This will look amazing in your garden! fter seeing so many posts on diy garden globes, I just had to try it.

Now that the worst of winter is behind us, it’s time to set our sights on relaxing, entertaining, and eating alfresco. But outfitting these spaces with decorative and functional elements can get expensive. Instead of heading to the home goods store, take a U-turn to your local thrift shop or dollar store to craft one of these clever, creative, and incredibly cheap projects that are sure to give your outdoor retreat the spring spruce it needs.

I am super excited to show you guys this tutorial. If you have kids and a dog, you might have flat basketballs lying around the yard. I've held onto these baske…

This is a guide to making a DIY garden gazing ball using glass gems and air-dry clay. This project was so much fun and really pretty simple, I think it would be great to do with kids.

In this post, we'll show you how to make a DIY mirrored gazing ball starting with a bowling ball. This is a great budget DIY project that anyone can do!

FacebookTweetPin “Gazing Balls” just doesn’t sound right, does it? I mean, I have a spam filter and all, but dang. Gazing balls? I almost wrote “Glitter Balls” but oh my goodness that’s worse. So “Gazing Balls” it is. Overlook the name. Ahem. Because this craft is a really fun and simple one to do outside with your children this fall. Everyone loves the cooler weather and the bright, vibrant colors that fall brings, right? Why not capitalize on all this fall freshness and add some sparkle to…