I don't know for sure that the one you are looking for is on this site, but there are 266 photos of BBs there. Also over 100 pictures of garden art, among other things. There are wonderful pictures there. When you get to the site, click on photos at the top of the page. The next page has several listings but at the bottom of the page ( after the mosiacs heading) it says "All galleries" that is where the Bowling balls are. I don't know how to link....some one else might do that. This group split from garden junk because of Spike's rules (Some of you may remember Spike before IVillage). It's an interesting site. I wish more people would visit there. Emnest (Dottie) the moderator, still posts here sometimes. WWW.gardenjunk.org

Thank you so much for wanting to add it to the gallery!! How exciting for me!! Believe it or not, the ball started out with a totally different design. On two other sides there are dragonflies, but I couldn't continue that pattern without screwing it up more & more as I went along, so finally I decided to go with this swirl pattern & it filled in perfectly & I wished I had done the whole thing that way. Here is a link that might be useful:

I've gotten several stands at Thrift shops(TS is short for thrift shops in case you see it) ones I get I use to hold pots so they don't tip over but perfect for bb. they are simply 2 wrought iron rings 1 larger than the other with about 4 short pieces of wrought iron holding them apart about 6-8in. high. so I just use them either right side up or upside down- smaller ring on top would be just right for BB. I don't know if they were meant to hold plants or something else. Could be kids metal shop project. Most are sprayed black but I've redid some green or clay color. They are heavy & last forever. Jan

Carm the stand is a candle holder from a garage sale. I noticed I'll have to get some new batteries. Some of the lights didn't come on last night. I have another BB half done with glass globs that I will use for solar lights.