I painted it all and then Ralph-ied it up (laymen's terms: I glazed it). I used Gorrilla Glue Epoxy to put it all together.
I rolled another clue up and stuck it in the “door,” and off we are to The Shack!
Happy Valentine’s Day!! XOXO
PS: I am thinking I might make a few more of these (they offered different shaped “houses”) and play with the colors a bit to use some robin’s egg blue or spring time colors. Just a thought!
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that is really cute! Makes me smile! love birdhouses.
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Love that you put that on a pedestal!!! I soooo need to do this!
ReplyDeleteLove your way of giving him a clue! My Mom found a cute little birdhouse for me the other day and this would be a great way to finish it out! The Robins Egg Blue sounds like a good idea too....such a good color for Spring.
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How cute! I love that you used it as a clue, but I really like it as an accessory! What a great piece to add to a tabletop or bookcase.
ReplyDelete♥♥♥ your little birhouses!
ReplyDeleteI saw these little bird houses and tried to think of a cute use for them - this is it!
ReplyDeletelove this idea, i'm obsessed with all things bird currently so i might make one for my house!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I may have to "borrow" it!
ReplyDeleteYou go girl! Send me a pic if you do end up making one, please!!
ReplyDeleteEverything IS better on a pedestal!!! Love it!!!
ReplyDeleteI agree Eva Girl! Everything IS better in a pedestal, including ourselves!!! :o)
ReplyDeleteThis is SO cute! I *love* what the glaze does to it!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow, that is so cute!! I love it. That looks like it came from Pottery Barn. So cute
ReplyDeleteVery cute! So fun for Spring!!!
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I love the birdhouse and it looks so much more "regal" on its pedestal!
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oh I just love the end result. I have a little church/birdhouse I have wanted to make something with... too big for a tassel. But this looks just right :) thanks for the inspiration!
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Really cute. Nice to have a memento of sorts from your trip.
ReplyDeleteSuper cute! I can't tell you how many times I have passed up birdhouses at the thrift store. I am thinking that I just might have to stop next time! Loving the idea with bright, spring colors. Thanks for the inspiration! Please, stop by sometime.
ReplyDeleteHi there! Saw you on the Trendy Treehouse and I LOVE that, so, so cute! I'm gonna have to try to make one! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely adorable. I love it on a pedestal! What a fun name for a b&b. THe ShACK Makes me laugh! Thanks for linking up to Whatever Goes Wednesday. I hope to you back next week!
ReplyDeletePedestals are awesome. Love this project!
ReplyDeleteVery cute!
ReplyDeleteThat turned out great! What a romantic and cute idea!
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What a cute idea...and what a terrific looking bird house...definitely would look so cute in spring colors....
ReplyDeleteVERY cute! You could put all sorts of things on a pedestal.
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ReplyDeleteThat turned out darling! What a fun way to remember your trip together! :)
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This post made me want to stick EVERYTHING in my house on a pedestal! That pedestal makes that birdhouse a million times cuter! Thanks for sharing, I'm going to share on my blog...hope you don't mind!
ReplyDeleteVery cute and nicely done!
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You did a very good job making those and the glazing is perfect.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea!!
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Love the idea of clues and a visual to give as a destination gift!
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That looks adorable. I love birds and bird houses.
ReplyDeleteThat looks so great, I like the antiquing you did on it.
ReplyDeleteI bought a bird house the other day at Michael's. Love it.
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That's so darling! What a fun way to surprise him! It's also a great decoration!!
ReplyDeleteOh wow! I love this! Great job!
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I found you via Blue Cricket. Totally am making myself one of those! Love it!
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So very cute and creative! I did a cake plate tutorial on my blog using this same technique and materials! I am pretty sure I need one of these now too!
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ReplyDeleteThat is totally cute ! I love the way it turned out! Thanks so much for showing it off!
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that is so adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun idea!! I really love how this turned out!! Thank you for sharing!!
ReplyDeleteSharp lines and secure footing make this bird house pedestal a versatile stand for many bird house styles. This piece will accommodate the Farmhouse Birdhouse and, for display purposes only, the Town Hall Birdhouse and the Clubhouse Birdhouse for purple martins. Constructed of solid kiln-dried pine and hardwood
ReplyDeleteSo very cute and creative! I did a cake plate tutorial on my blog using this same technique and materials! I am pretty sure I need one of these now too!
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