I’ve been wanting to add something to either side of my television in my bedroom for a while and thought to make my own easy farmhouse DIY topiaries. This was a simple and inexpensive craft that took only an hour or so to make!
Most of the necessities for this project were purchased from the Dollar Tree such as the clay pots, the rocks and the foam circles. I purchased the boxwood orbs a while ago and had the twigs from a previous project so I already had those on hand, but they can easily be substituted for something else.
What You Will Need
- Clay Pots (2) – These clay pots came in a 2-pack.
- Styrofoam Circles (2) – These also came in a 2-pack.
- Orbs of Your Choice (2) – I used Boxwood.
- 1 Bunch of Twigs – You can use large or small.
- 1 Pouch of Rocks – The smaller the better.
- Hot Glue Gun
- White Acrylic Paint – Mix this with water to create a wash. (optional)
Instructions
Below I’ve included the steps on how to make your own topiaries with the pictures because I feel like it would be easier to reference.
Use a white acrylic paint and water mixture to the clay pots with foam brush. Allow to dry. Trace the opening of the pot on the circle of foam. Cut to size and place in the pots. It doesn’t have to be perfect! Add the twigs and orbs to the foam by sticking them in the center. Heat glue gun and lay out rocks. Apply rocks to the top of the foam to cover.
I’m really quite happy with how my farmhouse DIY topiaries came out. I think that they add a nice touch to my dresser without getting in the way of my t.v. screen.
If you loved this crafty idea, don’t forget to check out these other awesome projects!
10 comments
These are so cute! Adding the foam was a great idea to hold everything up. They look so pretty with the rocks, too.
Thank you, Michelle!
So beautiful, they are so easy and so classy! They’ll be one of the features on Handmade Monday this week 🙂
Thank you, Julie!
These look great and they’re so easy to put together I think even I could make them!
They really are easy!
This looks great. Thanks for joining in my link up for the first time.
Thank you for linking up for Life This Week. Next week’s optional prompt is: 11/51 My Neighbourhood 16.3.2020. Hope to see you there too. Denyse.
Thanks, Denyse!
Thank you, Denyse!
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