I love creating with paper, and though I don’t do it very often,
I find the end result very rewarding whenever I do.
Sometimes I have a clear idea of what I want to create, but not a
clear idea of how I will execute such ideas, so I end up putting it aside.
clear idea of how I will execute such ideas, so I end up putting it aside.
But the ideas will keep nagging and nagging me, until I just have to try.
And it’s kinda cool when it turns out how you envisioned it in your mind.
And it’s kinda cool when it turns out how you envisioned it in your mind.
When I set out to make these paper succulents, I wasn’t sure
how they would turn out, but I think they turned out pretty cute.
how they would turn out, but I think they turned out pretty cute.
I used Canvas Corp chipboard handmade white
paper (here), my water colors and a little bit of creativity.
paper (here), my water colors and a little bit of creativity.
These paper succulents were actually very easy
to make and I’ll share the tutorial (next week).
to make and I’ll share the tutorial (next week).
In the mean time, don’t forget The Inspiration Gallery
will be up tonight at 7:00pm. I hope to see you then!
much love,
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Dawn says
OMG what a brilliant idea. Love the look!
Krista R says
How lovely! I had to reread it to figure out they were made of paper! Love them!
Ruth says
these are lovely!! I didn’t realize they were actually made of paper until you said so! looking forward to your tutorial 🙂
Denise Stain says
These turned out absolutely beautiful Lucy. I never would have guessed they were made from paper by just looking a them!
cherished bliss says
Oh I can’t wait for the tutorial! I have some tin buckets I want to hang on my wall with succulents, but I really didn’t want to have to water them since they would be staying on my wall for a while. ; )
Joanna says
I’m so glad that nagging feeling propelled you to action. Your plants are super cute. I had to look twice to realize they are handmade. I will be waiting for the tutorial but you should know, the suspense will be unbearable!
Jess @ Spool and Spoon says
Woah! I’m blown away by your creativity and natural talent. These look incredible.
Linda Arandas says
Lucy…I love these imposter succulents! I have been trying (unsuccessfully) to keep my porch succulents alive inside during the winter months. This is a great idea and I love the white washed pots 🙂
Alice Wingerden says
amazing Lucy! Can’t wait to see the tutorial. I love these. I am terrible with plants (I have even killed succulents in the past) so these are right up my ally 🙂
keri @ shaken together says
Lucy – we were thinking along the same lines! I just made a trio of FELT succulents! http://www.shakentogetherlife.com/2014/02/how-to-make-felt-succulents.html
Jamie Morton says
This is so creative! The paper succulents turned out great! Can’t wait to see the tutorial!
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Carmen G. says
Wow they almost look like the real thing! I didn’t think they were paper until I read it. Wonderful craft project!!!
Lisa @ Fern Creek Cottage says
Oh my goodness…I would of had no idea they were made of paper if you hadn’t told us! They are so pretty!
Jann Olson says
Oh my gosh! They look so real. Love them!
hugs,
Jann
misty says
You are amazing! That is all. 🙂
Brandi says
So beautiful! I was convinced they were real! You are so creative!!
Annina Hendrick says
These are so pretty and realistic, Lucy! These would be perfect for me and my black thumb 😉