DIY Basin/birdbath From Stone: Start by finding the rock you want to use for your basin/birdbath. make sure it does not have obvious cracks as that will be where your project breaks later in construction.

How about exploring some Uncommon Bird Bath Examples that you can put to use and get your birds to come to giving your garden a safe haven to them?

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A beautiful river stone bird bath soaking up the Summer green around it!

This photographic DIY tutorial will teach you how to build a stone birdbath using natural stone and hand tools, beautiful and birds will love it

Jackie Lindsay | Home DIY & Craft on Instagram: "I’ve been making concrete rhubarb leaves since my early teens after seeing them in a @marthastewart magazine. Remember those days? Three ways you can use them: 1. Create a drain spout (or use curved ones for a bird bath) 2. Make them flat for a pathway 3. Use them to make a patio Which way do you like best? Comment MORE for the full (free) tutorial if you want to make them too! #concreterhubarb #concreteleaf #diygarden #steppingstones…

If you have a bird feeder in your backyard, you're probably already aware of how much birds love to hang out there. But if you want to attract a wider

Drawing from the Japanese aesthetic of wabi-sabi the Wabi Birdbaths are hand-carved from small brown granite boulders or green/gray marble. Width usually averages 20-24" in size (+/-).

Ready to add a splash of joy to your garden? Creating your own bird bath is a fun and rewarding project that can transform your outdoor space into a haven for

We have numerous bird baths at Hungry Holler Art Refuge. This bath is one of the most popular. It's a concrete casting from a real elephant ear leaf out of my garden. It's 37 inches long and 25 inches across the widest part. As it ages, the concrete patina grows ever more beautiful.