What a great find, the rack and how it spins. But the see through cups, wow! I'll be doing that. I think so many of us overlook the importance of the root health, and now I can monitor it in my new propagations...Thank you so much for sharing. When I show it in a future vid, I'll be sure to give you credit.
Well Thank you but I do not really deserve credit for the clear cups. I do not even remember when I first saw them used. Now I am always on the lookout for clear containers that can be used as pots inside a cover pot. Sure helps when wondering abut the need for a repot or as you say root health.
As gen-z would say, this is a "whole vibe", you can feel the love behind the collection and art-making - I couldn't buy this anywhere only take inspiration. Thank you.
Thank you very much for watching. I guess I have gotten too old to care about how things are supposed to look and just have fun with life . In my home and art and even outside in my yard. I usually leave the neighbors scratching their heads. Life is good. Thanks again.
Hi Chris! I love love your new plant stand! And all the hoya it can hold...it is just perfect and a beautiful color....1 day! That is amazing :) love all your beautiful crafts you do! Thanks so much for sharing all of your projects with us! Love your brain as always! ♡tina
Aw Thanks Tina. HA It might have only taken me one day to do but it sat for many years before I figured out how to do it. Once it came to me it went really fast. I had to dig for cotter pins large enough to replace what was missing and had been holding the shelves up. Thankfully I was able to find three. One is a bit small and when I remember when I am in town I will see about picking up a larger one. I really am excited abut how many hoya it will hold and the top row of 6 can also handle trellises.
Thank you . It was a fun project once I figured out what I needed to do to make it work for me. Thank yo so much for watching! And enjoy your new hoyas you showed on your video. Too cold to ship here now. Maybe a good thing. LOL
Thanks Sharon. I am so glad I finally have this thing out of my garden shed and into use. I have had it so many years knowing I could do something with it Just not what or how to make it work. Funny how it just came to me. Again grateful for the tools hubby had bought. The heavy duty bolt cutter saved me so much time and energy. Thanks for watching.
Thanks musicalmarion. NO way will I ever do sales. I spent too many years on weekends when I was not working my job doing sales. I am so over it. Now I just do my crazy stuff for me. Thanks so much for watching.
That stand looks really cute. And it's great how you can spin your plants 😅 all the containers you made look really cute. I love the square one it's my favorite ❤😊✌️💕🌿
I’m new over here. 🙋♀️ Just wanted to tell you, that i like your crazy plant stand! And i love your mosaics! Bought some expensive mosaic-tiles at italy/ravenna this summer. Now I’m afraid to start.😜 I guess i start with some projects like your pots, before i go to the expensive tiles.😅👍🏻 LG from Germany, Sabine
Thank you so much for watching and your lovely comments. For sure start on a smaller project to being with. And working with tiles is a lot different than working with glass. Both are fun. Slightly different tools. I started out with a bag of china bits a lady had cut out of a plate and sent so me. I made a terrible mess of things and shredded my hands in the process. Do not let this discourage you. It is best to start out working with flat pieces on flat surfaces. Later if you like doing the mosaic process you can move onto working around curves. GADS I can go on and on about plants and mosics. Thanks again.
What a great find, the rack and how it spins. But the see through cups, wow! I'll be doing that. I think so many of us overlook the importance of the root health, and now I can monitor it in my new propagations...Thank you so much for sharing. When I show it in a future vid, I'll be sure to give you credit.
And I subscribed. :)
Well Thank you but I do not really deserve credit for the clear cups. I do not even remember when I first saw them used. Now I am always on the lookout for clear containers that can be used as pots inside a cover pot. Sure helps when wondering abut the need for a repot or as you say root health.
So very creative. Great idea Chris. Also love all of your beautiful plants. Thanks for sharing with us.
Have a great day my Friend. 👍
Thanks so much for watching and your kind comments.
As gen-z would say, this is a "whole vibe", you can feel the love behind the collection and art-making - I couldn't buy this anywhere only take inspiration. Thank you.
Thank you very much for watching. I guess I have gotten too old to care about how things are supposed to look and just have fun with life . In my home and art and even outside in my yard. I usually leave the neighbors scratching their heads. Life is good. Thanks again.
Hi Chris! I love love your new plant stand! And all the hoya it can hold...it is just perfect and a beautiful color....1 day! That is amazing :) love all your beautiful crafts you do! Thanks so much for sharing all of your projects with us! Love your brain as always! ♡tina
Aw Thanks Tina. HA It might have only taken me one day to do but it sat for many years before I figured out how to do it. Once it came to me it went really fast. I had to dig for cotter pins large enough to replace what was missing and had been holding the shelves up. Thankfully I was able to find three. One is a bit small and when I remember when I am in town I will see about picking up a larger one. I really am excited abut how many hoya it will hold and the top row of 6 can also handle trellises.
Hello Chris, you are so creative. Great hoya rack. You have beautiful mosaic pots.
Thank you . It was a fun project once I figured out what I needed to do to make it work for me. Thank yo so much for watching! And enjoy your new hoyas you showed on your video. Too cold to ship here now. Maybe a good thing. LOL
Yay was hoping to see a video on the card display plant stand!!!! It’s fantastic 💚💚💚. And of course the beautiful mosaics 🥰.
Thanks Gena. It really is amazing how many plants that one square foot of space can hold and all get good light. Thanks so much for watching.
What a cute idea Chris! I love turquoise too! I've collected turquoise gemstones for years cross country and just love wirewrapping them.
Thanks Sharon. I am so glad I finally have this thing out of my garden shed and into use. I have had it so many years knowing I could do something with it Just not what or how to make it work. Funny how it just came to me. Again grateful for the tools hubby had bought. The heavy duty bolt cutter saved me so much time and energy. Thanks for watching.
I love your card/plant stand! Ingenious
Wow Chris that card stand is a great idea! Love your mosaics too, you need to set up a shop ! 🌿❤🌱
Thanks musicalmarion. NO way will I ever do sales. I spent too many years on weekends when I was not working my job doing sales. I am so over it. Now I just do my crazy stuff for me. Thanks so much for watching.
That stand looks really cute. And it's great how you can spin your plants 😅 all the containers you made look really cute. I love the square one it's my favorite ❤😊✌️💕🌿
Thanks Suzette. I really like the square one too. That one came together really fast. The glass over the clear glass jar is good. Thanks for watchng.
I’m new over here. 🙋♀️ Just wanted to tell you, that i like your crazy plant stand!
And i love your mosaics! Bought some expensive mosaic-tiles at italy/ravenna this summer. Now I’m afraid to start.😜
I guess i start with some projects like your pots, before i go to the expensive tiles.😅👍🏻
LG from Germany, Sabine
Thank you so much for watching and your lovely comments.
For sure start on a smaller project to being with. And working with tiles is a lot different than working with glass. Both are fun. Slightly different tools. I started out with a bag of china bits a lady had cut out of a plate and sent so me. I made a terrible mess of things and shredded my hands in the process. Do not let this discourage you. It is best to start out working with flat pieces on flat surfaces. Later if you like doing the mosaic process you can move onto working around curves. GADS I can go on and on about plants and mosics. Thanks again.
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Hey Kellie can you believe how big some of those babies I got from you are getting! So happy for them. Thanks for watching.
@@shadesofidaho yes! The one you gave me is also getting big!!
@@KelliesHoya Those old Carnoss get HUGE. From my reading about them they are considered Heirloom hoyas.
@@shadesofidaho that is exciting!! I hope it blooms!!
@@KelliesHoya Yes me too. On Bloom watch.