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~Hi Friends~
I’m super excited to kick off our Countdown to Spring Party with some of my favorite blog friends! Spring is just around the corner and I can’t wait, I’m ready for some warm weather. I spent some time this week making some topiaries for our dinning room table. Something about greens mixed with white reminds me that Spring is just around the corner.
This project took about an hour a topiary but it was super easy, all you need is some faux greenery, hot glue and a foam cone.
I took a chopstick (a pencil would work fine) and poked holes.
I Inserted the greens into each hole. I had a hard time keeping a few of them in place so I put a dab of hot glue on the end before inserting.
Keep going until you get to the top and have them stick straight up for height.
I placed them on top of two pots and voila, simple, spring tablescape.
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They turned out super cute!
Very pretty Kristin! I am so ready for spring, too. I love your table runner.
Cute! I might have to give this a try. I love your table runner. Would love the info on it. Did you DIY it also?
Hi Lori- I bought the runner at TJ Max last year during spring. Not sure if they would still have it.
What a beautiful dining space, Kristen. The topiaries look fantastic in those large white containers atop your long trestle table. Happy Spring!
I love these!!! I have been wanting to try something like this & I have some boxwood just waiting…thanks for the tutorial! I am so ready for spring….
So very cute…even I could do this (I think). Wish I had a spring project to share:(
Blessings,
Linda
They look great on your table! I love those white containers. I haven’t started on my Spring decorating but what a better way to get inspired!
Great idea…looks fantastic
I love your topiaries! They turned out beautiful.
Soooo ready for spring here! Great series to get me even more excited for its arrival!
Those turned out GREAT! I love it that we are all starting to think Spring! xo Diana
Thanks for hosting this fun party1
Thanks so much for hosting…love your topiary!
XO, Aimee
easy and beautiful, thanx!!!
Great weekend!
Rocio
I LOVE this project. Where did you get the great pots? Do you know what the “greenery ” you used is called?
I linked up an older succulent project, but great for spring. Thanks for hosting! Marcy
Very cute idea.
Very nice topiaries…thank you for hosting and hopefully, you are enjoying your weekend!
Your topiary look so fresh! I want some for my room. The pots are gorgeous too. Thanks for sharing the tutorial…I might just have to make some. Thanks for hosting another party too. Hope you are having a beautiful weekend!
Great Post! Thank you for this wonderful tutorial-just linked up !
Thank you!
now THOSE are really cute…and i can’t WAIT for spring!! it is getting harder every year…i believe it is because i am getting older. now i know why people move south. been missing you. i am so busy it is double hard to blog and visit like i really want to. taking some time to just go around and say hi! by the way..i am laying your sign tomorrow so it will be to you in a week or two…finally! you are a dear sweet friend to wait on my:)
xo
Your topiaries are beautiful! I can’t wait to get started on my spring decorating. It snowed for the first time yesterday, believe it or not!
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Very lovely greens as well as the pots! They turned out so beautiful! Thanks for sharing this tutorial Kristin!
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