OK,
This is kinda crafty,
sorry.
But we thought this was a neat idea, so bear through it.
I started with a handful of tin cans, a spool of jute twine from the hardware store and a bottle of Elmer’s School Glue.
(#LoveElmer’sSchoolGlue)
Just wrap the glue covered cans tightly with jute twine.
……….and that is pretty much all there is to this.
We grabbed some small cactus from Home Depot, votives from Target, and a couple Virgen de Guadalupe alter candles from the Mexican grocery store down the street to make this pretty easy centerpiece.
I told y’all that it was a little bit “crafty”…..but we think they look great.
and practically free.
Can’t argue with that.
No apologies needed as this turned out awesome.
Thanks, we like them too…my first thought was for flowers…but cactus seems more “us”
Groovy project, as always.
At last weekend’s French Market, I almost bought some rusty tin cans with rosemary planted inside them.
I can’t recall, but I think there was twine involved. Rust rules, does it not?
Excuse me while I put some cans out in the yard for the summer.
I’m seeing a rusty tin can Christmas with rosemary ‘trees’.
K A Y
Kay, I just potted 3 orchids in a rust and red sap bucket…guess it is a little big for the bathroom, Jamie wanted to know whay there was a “bush” in there now
These are super cute! Great decor idea!! I’m asking bloggers to share their tin can DIYs this month at a new monthly Create With Me party and I would LOVE to see you link up!! Lindi @ Love Create Celebrate