I’ve really been missing that satisfying feeling that comes with completing a craft project. So, I decided I needed to make a handful of small, succulent gardens. I drilled out shallow wells in some Juniper wood slices I’d been saving and started potting up a few wee gardens.
While I was at it, I finally potted up one of the Sea Urchin Shells I’d picked up during my beach-wanderings…
My giant quilt is still not finished, nor is my mom’s chicken coop
…but at least I have a pile of little planters to let my imagination run wild in- as well as the feeling that I’m finishing projects again. Insert massive sigh of relief here!
Oh and P.S. These are for sale in my etsy store.
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They look fabulous! The sea urchin shell is particularly clever.
Love the look of these!
Gosh these are great Megan… which beach do you collect your shells from?
Lovely, thanks for sharing
Ingrid
(from Cohabitaire.com)
These look INCREDIBLE! I love the idea of using recycled tree trunk as the base for the succulents. I will most DEFINITELY be doing this next spring. Beautiful!
Hello, did you do anything to the wood? Cure it?