Category: Gardening & Floral
Sequin Planter
To combine sequins with a rosemary plant seemed like the perfect thing to do. I picked up my small rosemary plant for $2.99 in my supermarket’s produce section, covered a can in sequin fabric and dropped the plant inside…
Pocket Vase
I picked up this vase for a few bucks at a resale shop – I loved the shape and color – but didn’t really care for the message it carried. So, this idea was born…
Crafting With Gaffers Tape
Here’s a simple vase you can make in minutes and the kids can help. Gaffers tape is a vinyl coated cloth tape – I bought mine at Blick for around $8.00 a roll…
Opening Up A Can Of Roses
My love of sardines disgusts my daughters, but this they find amusing – a sardine can planter…
Cooking Up Something Different For A Spring Centerpiece
I love a centerpiece that grabs attention and gets a reaction…
Plant Jewelry
Vintage rhinestone pins are wired to wooden skewers to create unique decorative picks for my houseplants. To make these you will need: wire, a wire clipper, wooden skewers and vintage pins.
Hat Planter
Make a textural planter for some spring flowers – just place a bowl inside of a knit cap and it will hold your potted plant without leaking.
Crushed Can Planter
I was in the mood for something different and fun for my dining room table and this was perfect. For this project, I just hammered in the can, gave it a few coats of paint and filled with soil and Daffodil bulbs…
Bootleg Vase
This is really recycled – a coffee can and part of an old pair of jeans make up this vase. I love to add surprising textures to my designs…
Coffee Bag Vase
I’m obsessed with Vespa scooters lately – this Starbucks coffee bag grabbed my eye at the supermarket for that very reason. When I was through with the coffee, I cut the bag in half and used it as a vase. It holds water without leaking…
Small Gardens For Small Hands
You don’t need a lot of room in your yard to let your kids have a some room to grow plants – give your child a large pot and let them create a small garden of their own…
Kitchen Window Herb Garden
My kids love it when I plant herbs in the garden – the idea of eating the leaves of a plant is exciting for them. I placed a small box outside the window of our kitchen that only contains herbs – when we need seasoning for our meals the girls can open the window and clip fresh herbs for us…