I think it’s safe to say that we have transitioned into fall.
Although the weather still doesn’t seem very fall like,
the gardens are slowly starting to take a bow.
I love autumn, but I also love summer and I miss it when it ends.
So I thought it would be fun to preserve a little bit of
summer to keep with me as the weather turns cold.
Remember this pretty succulent hanging centrepiece I made this summer?
Well, it has done so well and before it was too late,
I made a little home for one of the succulents to bring indoors.
I wanted to be reminded of our walks along the water and the many little pebbles my kiddies like to collect on those carefree summer days.
Isn’t this cute? I made the pebbles from polymer clay and
I love how realistic they turned out.
Aren’t the colors on this succulent just gorgeous?
You could already see a touch of autumn on it.
This little guy will sit on my window sill so I can be reminded of summer even when it’s snowing outside. I’m getting too ahead of myself aren’t I?
Nevertheless, I’m glad I’ll have a little piece of summer with me.
I am sharing the tutorial on how to make a faux stone planter over at my ehow blog.
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So pretty! I’m hopping over to check out the tutorial now. Have a great week.
Leslie
House on the Way
I checked out your tutorial – that is incredible! It definitely looks like it’s made of real stones, not faux stones. Great job! Pinned from the e-how page :-).
Wow! I totally didn’t realize you didn’t use real stones until I headed over to the tutorial. Awesome job on a fantastic idea!
-Caitlyn
(http://inchbyinchlittlesnail.wordpress.com/)
What a neat project! You had me fooled with stones too.
So pretty! Your pebbles look very real! Thanks for sharing.
Congratulations and thank you for your blog and good luck to keep it alive for many years !!
consultation voyance gratuite
I have tried numerous websites to find the tutorial for the faux stone succulent planter. I have failed at every attempt to see this diy tutorial. Can you please help? Thanks
I too have tried to find it but no luck
looks so great I want to try it!