LOL, I want to see the front of the plate. Email me and I'l send you pics of how to do the back. Ok do another pic so we can see your woak of art.... Hugs, Carmen

About the two part epoxy....I've used that as well. I was extremely disappointed with it at the end of the season. I used it for totems, and it worked great. I thought it holding up well the entire summer. When I went to put away the totems for the winter, they came apart. The epoxy made a very clean, smooth peel off...one piece from the next. Be Safe, Rach

Hi Dort~ All of my plate flowers I drilled in the center and put together except for one that I used the Silicone II on. If you search plate flowers on this forum you should find lots of directions and pictures. The latest method is to glue the plate flower to a bend spoon and then put the spoon handle in the pvc or pipe. Let me know if that isn't clear and I'll see if I can find the thread with pictures.

They are lovely I would like to see one with leaves too. Good luck with your show. Besure to keep us posted. Kim, fyi: The pvc pipes that I attached the garden signs that I made for a local shelter held up pretty well except where they got snowplowed. I used automotive goop on them. I posted the tutorial from my blog below. Scroll down through part 2 to part 1 where I talk about attaching the pipe fittings. I also use automotive goop for the spoons when I make plate flowers, for glass to glassI use ge silicone ii clear. Kathy Here is a link that might be useful: Plant label signs.