This is the bird bath I made. The idea had a start in March when I invisioned using my husband's broken ceramic works to decorate the wall in front of our house. However, he thought it would look too cheap. Well I decided totry it on the back entrance which is small and not visible to public. I found it wasn't as easy as I thought! It wouldn't stick on the side part! So I scraped it off and gave up. That week when I went to Costco with my friends one of them almost bought a fountain as she wanted a bird bath. It told her she could make one and then I got this idea. I had noticed outside the back door this old cement sink with 2 holes in the bottom. I bought a screw drain with a screw plug and went to work. Inside the circle (which is not cemented in and can be lifted out) is the drain. Since it is so hard to do edges, I decided to just paint the outside. On the one corner I cemented in a plate to put seeds on to feed the birds. Now to wait and see if the birds come?
This is the bird bath I made. The idea had a start in March when I invisioned using my husband's broken ceramic works to decorate the wall in front of our house. However, he thought it would look too cheap. Well I decided totry it on the back entrance which is small and not visible to public. I found it wasn't as easy as I thought! It wouldn't stick on the side part! So I scraped it off and gave up. That week when I went to Costco with my friends one of them almost bought a fountain as she wanted a bird bath. It told her she could make one and then I got this idea. I had noticed outside the back door this old cement sink with 2 holes in the bottom. I bought a screw drain with a screw plug and went to work. Inside the circle (which is not cemented in and can be lifted out) is the drain. Since it is so hard to do edges, I decided to just paint the outside. On the one corner I cemented in a plate to put seeds on to feed the birds. Now to wait and see if the birds come?
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