Hanging Basket Tutorial
A few nights ago, while the air was warm and only a little humid, a glorious honeysuckle bush interrupted my walk down Roland Avenue. I stopped and swooned and felt an overwhelming urge to grab a bundle and carry it back to my apartment. Unfortunately, I don’t own a vase, and my drinking glasses are all too small to accommodate a handful of honeysuckle. So I went online in search of a solution.
What I found was a lovely hanging basket tutorial by red bird crafts. It’s simple and sweet and made from recycled materials. All you need is a small box, some paper, and a few other common supplies like scissors, glue and string. Place a damp cloth and some kind of tight plastic covering around the base of your clippings to avoid damaging the paper. Use a simple stamp to embellish the front. Who needs vases anyway?
To read the full tutorial, visit the red bird crafts blog.
(Image courtesy of red bird crafts)







Comments
You know, I could find a water glass to put those flowers in long before I could find a small box, some paper, and a few other common supplies like scissors, glue and string (string?? you can find string?) and then a damp cloth and some kind of tight plastic covering!
Good Lord!
Posted by: Eve | May 27, 2009 2:58 PM
String?? You can't find string??
Good Lord!
Posted by: Ethan | May 27, 2009 4:26 PM
I have lots and lots of string!! We use it to tie up the recycling. I think the box is adorable and would be a good way to reuse a plastic bag and a box that would otherwise go in the recycle bin.
Posted by: aeb | May 27, 2009 5:00 PM