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" TIME 20 MIN, PLUS DRYING TIME \u2022 COST $20 Materials Screwdriver or pliers Large metal pot lid (ours was 14&amp;quot; in diameter) Epoxy (optional) Strong adhesive (like Gorilla glue, $9; GorillaTough.com) Large pillar candle holder (ours was 20&amp;quot; tall) Newspaper or dropcloth Outdoor spray primer Outdoor spray paint Small stones (optional) Directions 1. Use a screwdriver or pliers to remove the lid&amp;#039;s handle from the pot. Plug the remaining hole with epoxy, if necessary. 2. Add a liberal amount of adhesive to the top edge of the candle holder. Invert the lid and center it over the candle holder; press into place. Let dry completely. 3. On a covered surface in a well-ventilated area, prime entire birdbath with spray primer. Let dry. 4. Apply 2 or 3 coats of spray paint; let dry between each coat. 5. If your pot lid is deep, add a few rocks for birds to perch on. Fill with water. Meet the crafter  Former teacher and Kentucky native Gail Wilson uses MyRepurposedLife.comto chronicle her smart and stylish fixups of curbside castoffs. Are you creative? Learn how you can submit your own ideas for this page to our DIY projects board at WomansDay.com/PinterestCrafts Prop styling by Erin Swift. Spray paint: Montana Gold Malachite Light (6120), $10.50; at Michaels Stores.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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