I've been real busy today but wanted to post a "craft of the week" so I whipped these puppies out real fast...
Here is a short moss tree...Yes, it is plain but I'm a simple kind of girl...To spice it up some add a bow to the bottom.
This is my tall moss tree once again add ribbon to spruce it up.
Here is the fabulous moss sheets that makes this project so easy. You can purchase these moss sheets at Joann's or Micheal's...Make sure to take your 40% off coupon this moss is spendy at around $8 a sheet.
Here are the supplies I used. Pretty simple. You take the sheet of moss and cut it (so easy to cut) to form around the Styrofoam cone. Use a hot glue gun to secure moss to form. This is really simple because the moss has a sticky netting on the back. The moss will come together easily in the back without showing a seam. Secure finished cone form onto a pot of any kind-Add holiday ribbon to your hearts desire or leave it just the way it is.
Being I didn't have a lot of time for my craft of the week my mom said she would show a couple of different Topiary Moss Trees on her blog...Click HERE to see. Thanks Mom I love your trees!
Love these ~ I had gone from your mom's blog to another then here and I thought how funny they did the same thing....duh, I forgot for a moment it was your mom. Y'all do the greatest crafts and projects. I love the tutorials on these.
ReplyDeleteThat is a really cool craft. You are really good at it. My mom is a plain girl too. I'll have to try to make that. But I am kinda busy. So I have to go.
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Robin- These are truly fabulous! I love them and can't wait to try and make one! Perfect for my dining room table, mantles, book shelves, and on and on. Thank you so much for teaching us how to do this! Lori
ReplyDeleteYou are so crafty Robin... You always talk about me being busy. Look at you... monkey see monkey do. LOL. Those are really cute!!!
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OK, Robin...I just bought my clay pots tonight for the chalkboard paint pots. Now I'm going to have to make these. You and your mom give such wonderful instructions. Makes me feel like I can actually do it. I can't wait!!! Thanks for your help today.
ReplyDeleteRobin, you really shine at crafts. I love that sheeting. I have never seen that before. What a great find. Makes it doable and easy. Really love topiarys. Always have and always wills. Thanks for this awesome tutitorial. They look amazing.
ReplyDeleteI am loving these posts! Thank you. I am clipping my 40% off coupon now! Or I should say, as soon as I stop typing this comment. M
ReplyDeleteWhat a great IDEA!!!!! I am so glad I found your blog!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh.......i love that!!!! i am going to do this!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteyou are so creative!!!!!
Robin, Love these little trees...going to have to do this. Thanks for the idea. Now, gotta scoot around and see what all I have been missing, not to mention get over to your mom's blog.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
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