Wishing you all the best. If you have further questions, let me know and I’ll try to help!

Definitely DO NOT use E-6000. I’m trying to envision your project. How are you attaching the tray? Will it sit in the center of the wreath so you can hang the wreath? Does the wreath go all the way around…a full circle, or does the tray sit at the bottom and the wreath arcs from the sides overhead, like 1/2 circle? Are you trying to glue the wreath to the tray? Without details, I’m not certain how to advise. If you’re going to try to glue, I’d use 100% silicone for exterior. It’s thick and stays put. Strong, Water-proof and sun-proof, adheres well to ceramic surfaces. The other recommendation would be to drill two small holes on either side of the terracotta tray and use a heavier gauge wire to connect the tray to the wreath. Hope this is helpful!

Sadly, many tutorials show E-6000. Mainly b/c it dries clear and isn’t as noticeable. Most do not do the research and only care about shooting out another You Tube or blog post to benefit their website or You Tube Channel. I discovered early on the discussions makers were having b/c their crafts were coming apart. There’s a huge difference between a “glue” and a caulk. E-6000 is a good craft glue for an INDOOR project. It’s just not intended to hold up to high temperatures. I have since researched the heat-rating for several products in order to help readers have success with their outdoor garden art b/c I hate to see someone give up out of frustration. 🙂

E-6000 is thin, runny and stringy. You have to either prop it tip end up when using it or put the cap back on. It you just set it on its side the product may continue to run out on its own. Other glues can do this as well. When I use E-6000, I always wipe the tip and prop it so the glue tip is in an upward position.