A Watering Can That Pours Crystals

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An old, metal watering can and some leftover chandelier crystals will create a cascade of sparkles to your outdoor space. This cheery addition to your garden is an easy and fun project that won’t take but an hour. Best of all, in addition to showcasing your personality, it reduces waste by reusing items that may otherwise by destined for the landfill.

How To Make: Find yourself an old watering can. Tie one bead to the end of a piece of fishing wire (make sure the bead is larger than the watering can hole). Thread the strings through the watering can and attach crystal beads. There you have it!

A Watering Can That Pours Crystals

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