Exquisite Resin Moon Pendant Garden Stakes

Specifications:

• This is an exquisite garden decor pendant with a moon shaped and a boy is laying on the moon
• Made of high quality resin, this garden decor pendant can be kept for a long time
• The special style of the garden decor pendant makes you feel casual and relax
• You could put this resin garden decor outside as a beautiful decoration
• A resin decor pendant of this kind is easy to take and you could put the place as you like 
• The cute moon shaped garden stakes decor is a best symbol for your garden
• This stylish resin decor will make a stunning addition to your garden, patio or home
• Material: Resin
• Color: Yellow
• Size: 20.5 x 8.5cm/8.1 x 3.3in(H x T)

Details: 

• Made of high quality resin, this garden decor pendant can be kept for a long time

• This is an exquisite garden decor pendant with a moon shaped and a boy is laying on the moon

• A garden decor pendant of this kind is easy to take and you could put it the place as you like

• With delicate work, the elegant imitation of the tree moon garden stake adds interesting and surprise  for your garden

• This stylish resin decor will make a stunning addition to your garden, patio or home

Crafts for Garden Stakes:

• Creativity can mean a lot when it comes to sprucing up your landscape. If you are not adept at planting and organizing your garden, consider a craft-related option such as garden stakes to help make the plants around your house stand out. Decorative garden stakes add a burst of color or humor to the your landscape
• Funny Messages: You and your children can work together crafting garden stakes with funny messages. This project requires pieces of wood that can be fashioned into a stake: one thin piece to be hammered in and one rectangular piece for the message. The stake can be painted and decorated in any way-- glitter, sequins and buttons are a few ideas. The crux of the stake is the funny message you put on it using a black marker or a stencil and paint. An example of a humorous message: "Vegetables in training."
• Fake Plant Pot: When plants are only starting to grow, your garden may look a little bare. Spruce it up with a colorful fake plant pot on a garden stake
• This project requires a small clay pot with a hole, a dowel that fits in the hole, seed packets, an artificial vegetable and a glue and water mixture. Affix a seed packet to the clay pot with the glue and water mixture. Place some leaves in the pot and top it with an artificial vegetable matching the picture on the packet. Stick the dowel in the bottom of the pot and stake it into the ground. Decorate with ribbons or stickers
• Flowers, Fruits and Animals: This project requires pattern printouts such as the ones found at CraftTown.com. Flowers, fruit and animal patterns are available, but any pattern that can be traced onto wood will work. The project requires 1/2-inch wood for the main design, dowels for the stake, sandpaper, paint, varnish, bows and glue
• Trace the pattern onto the wood; cut, sand and paint. When the paint is dry, glue the pieces together and varnish. Add decorative touches, then stake it in the ground
• Embossed Metal: If you have experience with embossing metal, consider crafting an embossed metal butterfly stake. Use the template at FamilyCorner.com or your own butterfly drawing. Trace the pattern onto card stock, then onto the copper sheet with a stylus. Use the eraser end of a pencil to give texture to the copper sheet. Make perforations, as desired, with a needle tool
• Warm the copper with a heat gun on a metal baking sheet to deepen the copper's color. Use copper wire for the antennae and to stake the butterfly in the ground

Garden Stake Types:

• Many common garden plants, including those that bear tomatoes, eggplants and peppers, can grow so heavy that they collapse under the weight. But don't fret: garden stakes are easy to install and, in addition to being useful and even vital, can give your garden an aesthetic boost if they are painted different colors or have decorative tops. Stakes are made from a variety of materials and are even available with small solar panels that add some extra light to a garden
• Wooden and Plastic Stakes: Wooden and plastic garden stakes are the most inexpensive choices, but make sure that they are not coated in any toxic paints or finishes. Wood stakes should be unfinished, as wood lacquer contains chemicals that can leach into soil and harm plants. If you buy wood stakes that are painted or want to paint them yourself, make sure you use nontoxic paint. Also, look for high-quality wood such as cedar, as it will hold up better against the elements. When shopping for plastic stakes, look for those made out of recycled plastic, as recycled plastics contain less toxic chemicals such as BPA
• Metal Stakes: Metal stakes are pricier than wooden or plastic stakes but they last longer and are less prone to breaking or being worn away by weather. Most metal stakes are made of copper or steel and then coated in paint; be sure to choose stakes with nontoxic paint and with no paint covering the bottom 6 inches, as this portion will be buried under the soil
• Solar Stakes: Solar stakes are the most expensive variety of garden stakes, but also the most useful. In addition to providing support to your plants, solar stakes also soak up sunlight all day and store them in small photovoltaic cells, allowing them to light up at night. Solar stakes are most effective when provided with a southern exposure, and must be kept out of the shadows of trees and buildings. You will need a number of solar stakes, which start around $20 but can run well over $100, to effectively illuminate your garden 

Package Included: 

• 1 x Garden Stake