How pretty....I think the bles and green is my fav...

I love all of them -

The different shapes and how you used them in the red one is very interesting.

Thanks for sharing -

Holy Cow....are you sure those are your FIRST?? Wow!
They are gorgeous. I can't even pick a favorite.

Like many of the others, it never ceases to amaze me how different each totem is that we see. No wonder they are so addictive and neat glass pieces just jump right in your buggy at the TS or GW. LOL.

Wonderful job and thank you for sharing.
{{gwi:77274}}

they all look great. Love em.

Those are beautiful, I have almost exactly one like the blue one..lol
I love the all cut glass one. Very well done,
Dd

VEry pretty!
kathy

You my dear just "ROCKED" the totem world!!! Fantastic. They look so lovely!

Tell us about the hanging wine bottle candle holders in the backround!!!! They look just great. Susie

I think they are just beautiful. Caution tho. Be careful about glueing all of them at once. Try 2 pieces at a time. Then glue 2 2s together and such....give the glue time to dry or it will be like one of mine, fallen and crushed or leanin tower of pisa.

Very pretty totems! You did great! Please post pics later when you get them set in your gardens! Will be very attractive! Jeanne S.

I really like how you filled some of the pieces with matching colored marbles. Great idea! You found some wonderful toppers for yours too. Awesome job! I can't wait to see what you come up with next!

I like them, very very nice. I guess this is a good time as any to ask my questions. When you put these totaems in the yard do you have to do anything special to protect them from falling? or are they pretty stable? are the pieces glued together?

Wonderful..... Wonderful .... W O N D E R F U L ! ! !

Thanks for sharing the pics !!!!
Fab Job...GRRRRRRREAT colors...and design...
Beautiful pieces of art work !!!

They are lovely, I think my favorites are blue & green ones, I like the marbles & toppers also!! Great job!! I think they use GE Silicone II to hold them together & some kind of bury the bottom plate to keep wind from knocking them over. Best to place in fairly protected area. Hope that helps answer your question msjay2u!! Some do use large vase on bottom & put it over rebar or pipe also. Jan

Well, first of all, welcome to the GJ family! I don't recognize your name, so I'm assuming you're new! Your totems are awesome!!! LOVE all of them!!! And I really love the idea of putting colored glass globs in the clear vases! Now, why didn't I think of that?! Thanks so much for sharing them with us....GREAT JOB!!

Those are your first?!?! Wow, you have got IT ... you've got the talent to arrange them perfectly! Each one is beautiful, and the combinations tastefully chosen! Look forward to seeing more beautiful creations from you! ~tenderlee

Very lovely creations. I like the way you put color inside pieces to match. Your eye for placing bigger pieces on bottom to smaller pieces up to the top is great.
Vickie

Thank you, these were fun! I've been on this garden junk forum for many years, but just never got around to trying these. I was laid off a few months ago, so I have the time now. ;) I'm going to try to get around to another one this evening while watching Lost.

For the person who asked, the bottle candle holders in the background are actually purchased items. Found them in a shop in Salado, TX. I wouldn't think it would be too difficult to make something similar. On these, the bottoms aren't there...it's a metal piece that fits up inside the bottle and has a loop on the top side to fit over a hook.

I noticed on how you used a glass globe for the topper on some of them. That is the kind of item I used in the center of my water feature/bird bath. I think the one I have is actually resin and not glass. How did your totems hold up over a year's timeframe?

They are all beautifully done, but I'm partial to blue...thank you for sharing.