Get Your Craft On! - How to Make a Lighthouse w/Terra Cotta Pots
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2013
- Watch Tammie as she demonstrates how to build and paint a lighthouse using terra cotta pots and a landscape light!
Materials List:
3 Terra Cotta Pots (Large, Medium, Small)
Be sure to select pots t - Розваги
Loved your video and I really loved your sense of humor ❤️ ♥️ 💜 😄 💕 💖
Fantastic idea and I know I will be making one. It would have been great if we saw the finished project thou. I will be using flameless candles in mine and a purchased lantern from Ikea.
I was searching UA-cam for some ideas on making a model lighthouse and found this video. Not really what I was after, but the humour and production quality were so good that I watched it all. Liked it, too. I appreciate seeing several different attempts to get the look Miss C wanted. It would have been very cool to see it in its entirety, but I certainly got the idea. Subscribed!
Nice but I think I would like to secure each pot with some kind of caulking an maybe just use a solar light at top instead of electric.
Wish I could see more of you actually making it and a full shot of what it looked like finished but you cracked me up! Am subscribing!
Love your sense of humour and awesome talent! :)
i like the idea.. put a solar panel for power and build it for the edge of the swamp..a few boaters have hit it inbound to the ramp. perhaps provide the bats with some grub insects.
total coolness thankyou for the idea!!!
I absolutely love it! Can't wait to make one for myself!
It is a good idea, but Would have been nice to see the finished project
I'm thinking I might need to make this for my gardens....a couple of them actually. I have to look at solar lights maybe.... glad to have you back lady!
Loved this; would've lotto see finished product and lit.
Very creative....a must try...
Clever, just what I was looking for, really liked the video... You make it interesting and entertaining.. Love the honesty, not that all projects don't go the way you expect but you make it real. How all my projects go. I should give up but I'm to damn stubborn. Hey, I try.. Dang, now I have to check out your others.. Sigh
you are a hoot! I loved watching the video.. thank you .
Nice. I love it
Liked what I saw but would like to have seen the whole lighthouse at the end.
Looks great!!!
nice to have seen end project WHAT DOES IT LOOK LIKE!!!!
Love that diy great job
Please, show more of the project you're creating.
Love the purple Dahlias.
Great idea, but wish you would have shown more of the project...only the upper part of you and project was shown...Plan to give it a shot
what does it look like when its done
this is so cool now i am going to make me one
I may try this one. I love light houses. You have such a great sense of humor.
Great job and that is a cool looking light house. I'd love to see you create a Dr. Who TARDIS mailbox.
...TARDIS mailbox... What not TARDIS lamp?! :D So making that. And this lighthouse... Why didn't I think of that?? Love it!
I also watched your video on how to jazz up a table top with fabric..you didn't show the finished product in that one either..it would have been nice to see the lighthouse in its entire length and lit as well..you are so much fun however,, and a great sense of humor..very enjoyable..but show us the finished product please!
Fun idea !!! More videos please!!
I am going to try using a solar lamp that you use for walkways. Might work....also yours would look nice as the "cement" look that you were almost doing.
Wish you had shown the whole thing in the daylight. 😃
Pretty
I wish i could have seen the whole thing
like the video,wife saw these online now she wants some lol think the're gonna be driveway markers and prob. front porch"she collects lighthouses" and I do crafts,any art and tattoos lol
I like the craft project. Just wish there was less music and more showing of the painting and putting it together.
Nice idea but my concern is that the pots are only balanced on top of each other and not secured very well. They could easily topple / become unbalanced in a moderate wind.
She mentioned but did not show that she is using E6000 adhesive to glue them together. I would just use construction adhesive available at the hardware store or Lowes, Home Depot....
Good video and will come back more more.
Yay your back :-). Great video to bad i dont have a garden.
Yes...we needed to see the finished product all lit up at various angles at a distance...and how the plug was done....the project felt unfinished for the veiwer.
Also the camera should have been pointed at the project itself a lot more....although she is delightful.
Thanks for making this project fun Yo … but I rather call the sponge “Bob”.
I enjoyed your sound effects as much as the project and YES …
I’m going to make one and YES …
I became a subscriber! ♥️
cool .. traditional paint job for mine ..
This would have been so easy, paint the pot bodies white and the pot rims red, the top cap black, add some stenciled windows and a door. Perfect!
will be doing this one over the next week or so.. going to try and figure out a way to put a spinning mirror around the light bulb :-).. well maybe LOL
i really thought that was cool im gonna try and make one
I was wondering what approx cost for making this lighthouse would be?
very nice
For the pots: small, medium, large approx 5, 8, 12$ (depending on where you find them), scan the free section on Craigslist for garden pots. It's a great source for the budget crafter. The outdoor lighting kit was kinda spendy.. about 30$. To be honest, this project was a kind of fail for me because the light I purchased needs an accessory that's to be purchased separately. If you choose can electrical garden light, there are no worries about electric shock or anything, when used properly. However, you can avoid all that by getting one of those solar powered garden lights. Some are pretty darned powerful. The craft paint is about 1.50 for a small bottle at Joann or Michael's. Make sure to get the indoor/outdoor kind.
Come on Miss C, post some pictures of the completed project in your comments section, It has been 5 years, is the lighthouse still around your property?
looks kewl .......but im focused on her hair roots need a color :) love the lighthouse!
I might make one of these for me and my dad. How much approx is the total cost?
can you use glue
I like the idea, but it would have been nice to see the lighthouse while it was being painted/assembled instead of the camera being fixed on the instructor. I would have also liked to have seen the entire finished project, not just the top layer and would be nice to see it lit up.
Just use a solor light. Lot cheaper!
good instructions but, could be really good if camera further away....want to see all the lighthouse....frustrating as great project otherwise!
Nice craft idea. I was disappointed that I could not see the entire finished product and not just a portion of it on the screen. Video could have been cut down about 50% without all the extra comments tho...but really liked the idea!
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Why didn't you show the finished lighthouse? Also, it would have looked better red with the black lantern....Would have subscribed but there's just something so weird about someone who acts goofy like this....I just wanted to see how to build a clay pot lighthouse.
where is the finished item????????15 mins of my time wasted
right fire the camera man
What a hot mess .
1st of all - Incandescent light??? What is this, 1946 post-war Germany? Use LED lights for goodness sakes. 2nd - Instead of taking the time to dye your hair purple, please just hit them gray roots next time will ya. I was trying to eat cereal for gosh sakes and that sooooooo grossed me out.
Your life must be miserable , didn't anyone teach you, if you have don't have anything nice to say don't say anything at all?
Wow, I glad i sitting at the doc office waiting if not it would have been a good wasted 14.36. but like you have a camera man, why is the shot so close, and yes no finished product no sale sorry. thumbs down all the way.
Maybe if you weren't trying to be funny you would have remembered to show the product...