🌹 How to Build a DIY Obelisk / Orbs for Planter Winter Interest / Decorative Orb Obelisk Topiary
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- Опубликовано: 1 окт 2024
- I wanted to share how I create winter interest for my planters. This project takes about 15 minutes and $5 per decorative orb obelisk. Spanish Subtitles Included.
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Thank you so much for this project! I can't wait to make some for my garden.
Kimberly, this video and the wood obelisk are both fantastic! I love the look of these round ones but they are so pricey online or at the nursery. This is great!
Thank you so much for taking the time to share this brilliant idea with others.
Thank you so much for sharing. This is an awesome project and you are right you save a lot of money just making you own obelisks. My hubby made 2 wood obelisk for my DA Teasing Georgia and so thankful for him. Love love this project and can’t wait to. Thanks again.
I live in Australia. The items to your Amazon store aren't in the link? Or is it USA only?.
Very clever and informative your video. Thank you.
Thank you so much for sharing this awsome idea. My husband just now made me four of them for my huge urn planters. They look beautiful! Thank you again for sharing this diy.
Hello, I have had my orbelisk outside for about 2 weeks and the material I bought has already rusted. Gee, I was hoping the steel strapping and cabinet pull would not do this. Any suggestions?
Too much work! I will prefer to buy them ready to use 😊
‼️❤️THANK YOU ‼️ appreciate your tutorial now I know it will be easy to make some for my front porch.
Looks amazing. Thanks for the ideas. Loved it.
Nicely done. I did one with embroidery hoops but it didn't weather well!
Genius Kimberly!! I am totally going to try this. Thank you for this DIY tip.
This is AWESOME! I’m doing these for my front bed by my steps.
Love this idea! Sorry, I cannot find the particular items posted on your Amazon page. Can you please let me know what the metal strapping is? Want to do these over winter. Thanks so much. I am enjoying your channel. Just found it last week.
So glad you found me! This is what you need:
www.amazon.com/shop/therosegeek/list/3GLSF8A0UO3RD?tag=onamzkimbende-20&ref_=aip_sf_list_spv_ofs_mixed_d
Have fun making your obelisks!
This is awesome! I've been looking for one at the stores and couldn't find the right size. Now I can make one. Thanks so much for sharing!
You are welcome! I love mine and leave them out year round. Have fun!
This is the BEST video I have seen to make these obelisk. Thank YOU for sharing this!!! 💚💚💚
Wow, thank you! Please try it and let me know if it works for you. I will be building several others this season!
I absolutely love these.. I was looking online for metal obelisk & they are so expensive.
I agree! I couldn't afford the prices so I was so glad to find a solution to make as many as I wanted and in the perfect size.
I hope you will try to make one or two. :)
i do not see link to the steel strapping , can you provide , thank you
Sure thing!
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how thick was strapping.; I am looking at one that is 0.02" thick, not sure if thats thick enough to keep shape.
Shouldn’t these be called planter orbs?
YES! Good point! I will update the title now. Thank you.
I will give this a try. Very good tutorial! Will save money to buy more plants. 😀
Almost any place that receives shipments on pallets will have strapping that they throw away. If you ask, they will usually let you salvage it from their trash
This was fabulous, thank you!
Thank you , I love this tutorial!!
You are so welcome! I hope you will try to make them~!
Love this project! How sturdy are the obelisks? Do they hold their shape pretty well if we want to use it as a hanging planter?
Thank you this is a great DIY! I will make a couple.
Love seeing this crafty side of you and I had been looking into doing these as a diy! Loooove this!!!
I can’t wait to get started.
Have fun! I can't wait to make more also!
Where can I find the oblesk?
How thick is the steel strap? Is it 4mm??
This is awesome. Thank you for showing us how to do it.
I love it, thank you for sharing
Sent this one to my husband too🤗
Love this idea. I found you after watching the Garden Answers embroidery hoop version. I’ve got the supplies from your list which I believe include 3/4” x .020 steel strapping but am frustrated bc I can’t make the holes. The nail method didn’t work and now I’m still struggling while using my electric drill. Any recommendations for me? Thanks, Laure
Thank you for replying!! I will totally try the masking tape. There has been some slipping with both methods. When I hammer the nail does nothing. Maybe a different kind of nail??? I’ve tried several.
Did manage to make 3 holes with my very basic drill but it took forever and the drill got hot. I’m planning to make several of these spheres so I have lots of holes left to drill.
Thanks!
I did it with a little help from my husband! Apparently I needed a much larger nail and a work bench in a cold garage. When I tried to pierce the strap with the nail previously I meekly pounded the. Nail into a board in my warm carpeted bedroom at 10 pm while wearing my nightgown. The nail was not impressed! This caused me to try to drill the holes which also didn’t work. Definitely use a large nail like a boss and I’ll will be well!
Brillient will have to try this
Good job 👌👍👍👍
This is incredible
Hello, I have a 16" planter and want to make an orbelisk like this. How long should my strapping pieces be? Thank you!
@@TheRoseGeek Gosh, thank you very much. Wish I was smart like your husband! Please tell him thank you. That is such a good idea to take out some length, bend it and hold it over my planter to see if I like the size. Thank you again!
I know I am pushing it here but if possible, I have 2 more sizes. One is an 18" and the other a smaller 9" planter. Is he at all able to calculate for me those two sizes for strapping? Thank you!!
@@TheRoseGeek Oh my, thank you both so very much! As you can tell, my first attempt will be the 16" and then I'll try a few more after that. I am going to work on these for Christmas gifts and already did get my 3/4" metal strapping in that you suggested we use. Thank you for your very informative video and Happy Holidays!
@@TheRoseGeek Hello, I have cut the metal straps and am having a hard time getting the nail through the metal. Just wondering what size metal drill bit(s) you might have used (if you did!)? I think I need to try this next. This metal is pretty thick! Thanks so much
@@TheRoseGeek Thank you for this information, I'll get these and give it another try.
Thank you!