And a couple of weeks later this is what I ended up with:
There are better directions here. But the short version is-1. Take out glass and use wood glue to make a box of 4 frames.
2. Use painters tape to hold in place until they dry.
3. Have Husband cut 2 triangles out of scrap wood for the ends of the roof and a rectangle for the base (he added the routing around the edge!)
4. Glue roof together. Add a HL wood fleur de lis on the roof end.
5. Glue 4 old wooden spools on the base for feet.
6. Spray paint everything.
7. Replace glass, glue in place.
I have not decided what I want to put inside it yet, but for now I've got a little blue bird hanging out there!



Thanks again to Leigh for hosting Thrifty Thursday. I always come away with more ideas than time! I am working on burlap bunnies and a topiary made from a wool sweater from last week!



He chewed a hole in the plastic gate and let Eli and











I loved the contrast of the blooming flowers and the snow covered trees outside the window. The bluebird is fake, but he looks real enough for Lulu to stalk!
I have been working on some cute baby shower gifts for the long awaited grandson of my 





















