Spring has sprung!
So I thought it appropriate to dust the
cobwebs from my blog and say HELLO!
This past winter season was a busy one
in our home, more on that later but I
wanted to share my first spring project
with you.
A Chicken Wire Flower Cage
in our home, more on that later but I
wanted to share my first spring project
with you.
A Chicken Wire Flower Cage
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| centerpiece using recycled bottles |
My original idea was to place
single stem flowers in plain
clear bottles spaced across my
table. Cute idea, right?
Turns out it was not very practical
once I needed to move them every
evening for meal time. So hubby
made me this sweet chicken wire cage!
So simple but I'm lovin' it!
general materials used:
soda/beer bottles, labels removed.
flower bouquet (Walmart $3.00),
snipped to separate stems.
scrap wood.
chicken wire.
soda/beer bottles, labels removed.
flower bouquet (Walmart $3.00),
snipped to separate stems.
scrap wood.
chicken wire.
*side note...we have a very long
farm table (nine foot long) so I
needed at least seven bottles to
make the piece look right. If you
have a normal size dining room table,
and you wanted to make a similar
centerpiece you could probably get
away with using only 3 to 5 bottles.
farm table (nine foot long) so I
needed at least seven bottles to
make the piece look right. If you
have a normal size dining room table,
and you wanted to make a similar
centerpiece you could probably get
away with using only 3 to 5 bottles.
Sweet & Simple
What do you think?
scroll down to see where I'll be sharing today's post.
Such a cute way to display simple flowers! Great post!
ReplyDeleteI would love it if you would share this on my weekly link party : )
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Gorgeous. Great idea.
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