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| Mosaic Garden Ball Sphere Decoration Ornaments |
Showing posts with label ball. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ball. Show all posts
Thursday, 14 May 2015
Mosaic Garden Ball Sphere Decoration Ornaments
Wednesday, 15 April 2015
Water Lily and Mini Bee Garden Mosaic Spheres
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| Water Lily Mosaic Garden Ball |
I made my first garden sphere ever recently and straight away I had the urge to make another one in a different design, then the butterflies are joined by bees, on large and on mini balls too. It's gone sphere mad round here.
The Water Lily Pond Ball has two goldfish, two dragonflies with iridescent wings, and white water lily flowers all on a jade green background. It would look really great next to a pond. Or it would be great if you can't have a pond in your garden as a replacement.
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| Bees and Butterflies on Mosaic Garden Spheres |
A couple of designs I have made for customers are variations of the original butterfly ball with bees added too.
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| Mini Bee Mosaic Garden Spheres |
And these are the mini balls with a single bumblebee on which are very cute, and great as plant markers or to use in a container as decoration.
If you've seen anything you like, you can always message me on Facebook and I'll see if I can make what you're after.
Monday, 23 March 2015
Summer Daisies Mosaic Garden Sphere
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| Summer Daisies Mosaic Garden Sphere Decoration |
Saturday, 17 January 2015
Roses Mosaic Topiary Standard Tree Garden Plaque
The idea and the reality. I've had this idea for a while, to make some sort of mosaic topiary, and I've finally managed to try it out and I think it's worked out quite well. Very close to how I visualised it and first made a graphic to explain it on Facebook for feedback. The mosaic plaque is designed to be hung on a wall or fence, then you get to be the designer after that, making a unique display by adding your own choice of pot, filled with whatever plants and flowers you choose, and then you link the pot and plaque with a stem of your choice (I've used a cut down bamboo cane). No pests, no diseases, no pruning, and permanent full bloom roses, what's not to like?
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