That's adorable!! Did you make the mailbox too? Most of them use GE silicone II for doors & windows(outside)caulk & be sure the glass is very clean, might even want to use rubbing alcohol & then don't touch area where you are going to caulk it together & let totem dry for few days before placing in garden. Others will add to this but in case you are in a hurry. Welcome & great project! Thanks for pic! Jan

I bet that will be a sparkler out in the garden! Love the cherub on top with his "mushroom." Great innovative idea for odd pieces like that. Wonderful job! I can't wait to see your next totem (because I know it's coming ... lol).

Adorable!! Love the colors for her!! My Garden Ladies have so far been clear. You definitely will need something flat and large on the bottom to keep her from being tipped over. I mostly use microwave trays that I pick up at GW. They can be covered with mulch or dirt. Here are a couple of my Garden Ladies that I've covered the bottom plates on. Seal well with silicone, so they don't sweat. Ladies don't like to sweat! LOL Mine are a couple of years old and holding up well. I do take them in for our winters here in Ohio. They're a lot taller than they look here! LOL Poor angle...and a tall planter! Poor lighting too...you hardly even notice the little one in the top part of the planter! ~Sandy~

I will Kayjones! :) Phyllis, I think it's time to wander on over there. :) I'm already arranging my glass. I ran it all through the dishwasher and it looks all sparkly and shiny. :D Blessings, Haley (who's DH has not seen what she's bought yet, ::Giggle!::)