in no time flat!



Yes-we happened to have a few bowling balls lying around-doesn't everybody? (I guess hubby found them and brought them home. I guess I've taught him right!) I found a can of gold spray paint that's at least 10 years old. You are suppose to prime your bowling ball (I didn't, but I thinks it'll be okay), then paint it on one side, then the other, repeat. Then tada-a gazing ball, looking oh so lovely in my under the deck flower garden.
Thank you, Rhonda, for the idea.
3 comments:
oh my goodness. is that ever clever!
What a great solution to your dilemma. I like this very much!
I know I left a comment on here earlier today-
Love how it turned out!
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