Experimental crafting. A starting point for your creative juices.
Agapanthus Stems for home and garden decor. I'll show you how I made them...
I was inspired by this lovely garden decoration from Terrain (pictured below). So I scrounged supplies from around the house and got to work.
Using a sturdy wire for the base and floral wire (about 15-20 pieces) for the head, I mimicked the basic shape of the flower. The beads I simply threaded and rolled the ends of the wire around to attach.
Here's a closer look...
Then I spray-painted it all white. Just think how lovely it would be to make an arrangement out of a bunch of these, all sprayed different colors!
With one, upon Duke's suggestion, I sprayed the wire first and added the beads later for color. I like it.
Anyway, maybe this little experiment gives you a tiny idea that will turn into something marvelous.
Cheers, all.
I was inspired by this lovely garden decoration from Terrain (pictured below). So I scrounged supplies from around the house and got to work.
Using a sturdy wire for the base and floral wire (about 15-20 pieces) for the head, I mimicked the basic shape of the flower. The beads I simply threaded and rolled the ends of the wire around to attach.
Here's a closer look...
Then I spray-painted it all white. Just think how lovely it would be to make an arrangement out of a bunch of these, all sprayed different colors!
With one, upon Duke's suggestion, I sprayed the wire first and added the beads later for color. I like it.
Anyway, maybe this little experiment gives you a tiny idea that will turn into something marvelous.
Cheers, all.
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