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Tuesday, May 22, 2012

Mini Garden Greenhouse

I have always wanted one of these or at least to make one.  This was my first attemp.  Thought I did a pretty good job.  Can always improve and add more details/decorative pieces onto it.  Remember, I have tons of windows in my collection left over from my garden shed project.



I did put this for sale in my booth space at Full Circle Antiques in Beeville, TX.
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