Flowers From Vintage Jello Molds

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Flowers From Vintage Jello Molds:
Completely inspired by these, I set out to make my own.
I gathered together some of my vintage jello molds.
Next, I went to town cutting, drilling, and piecing together the molds to form flowers.
I used some aluminum cookie molds, and a few lamp parts too.
After spray painting the flowers, stems, and leaves, I stapled them to my new picket fence section.


So fun to make, I love the whimsy charm they add to my picket fence!

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