How to Make a Repurposed Cloche for Spring
Now more than ever before it is important to use what you have. The broken lantern I was hanging on to hoping to fix one day, the tiny domed cupcake container I saved for someday... Today I'm going to put them to use!
I began with the broken lantern. I saved the base and the glass but the handle, I'll use another day.
I filled a store bought nest with moss in different colors then hot glued a few speckled eggs into the moss. I added tiny pieces of faux flower stems and fit it into the glass dome.
I added a sheer organza bow to the top and was finished with this cutie in no time.
Next I had a tiny plastic cupcake container that I filled with a tiny nest of wrapped moss.
I added one egg then sealed the top with hot glue. I attached it to the top of a vintage tin and added an antiqued clothespin to the top.
I began with the broken lantern. I saved the base and the glass but the handle, I'll use another day.
I filled a store bought nest with moss in different colors then hot glued a few speckled eggs into the moss. I added tiny pieces of faux flower stems and fit it into the glass dome.
I added a sheer organza bow to the top and was finished with this cutie in no time.
Next I had a tiny plastic cupcake container that I filled with a tiny nest of wrapped moss.
I added one egg then sealed the top with hot glue. I attached it to the top of a vintage tin and added an antiqued clothespin to the top.
Reusing old pieces made FREE Spring decorations for my home and an easy project I could make with the family. Visit this link for more easy DIY Homeroad projects for Spring.
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