This past weekend, my husband and I celebrated our fifth wedding anniversary. We had a date night complete with a movie and dinner at The Melting Pot. We also gave gifts. While I got some lovely roses and chocolates, my husband got this.
He's a long-time Mario fan and we are both big nerds. I had been picturing making him this for awhile and even though it's not very romantic, this was the gift.
I found the glass bowl at the hardware store and filled it with rocks and dirt. I then added a few succulents, using the most "Mario-looking" ones I could find.
The warp pipe is just a piece of pipe from the hardware store that I painted green. And I found this Mario figure. I could only find a small enough figure in a set, but now we just have extra toys. Can't go wrong with more toys.
What do you guys think? I also have an idea to make a Doctor Who themed one, possibly with a TARDIS. But that one will be for myself...
Showing posts with label Plants. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Plants. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 25, 2015
Monday, June 29, 2015
Succulent Happiness
Just a quick post today to inspire your own planting adventures. I've been having lots of fun with succulents lately. The little bear planter is my favorite; I bought it at Daiso Japan.
Labels:
Home Decor,
Plants
Tuesday, April 29, 2014
Air Plant Terrariums
I recently bought a really fun kit from Darby Smart. Mini terrariums! I've been wanting to make something like this for awhile but have been a bit intimidated by it. When I saw the kit on Darby Smart, I knew this was my chance.
They were really simple to make and were lots of fun. I wasn't sure if I would enjoy putting together such a simple project but I really did.
They are now hanging on my fridge. I've even managed to keep the plants alive for several weeks! They are easy to care for so I have high hopes.
What have you been working on lately?
They were really simple to make and were lots of fun. I wasn't sure if I would enjoy putting together such a simple project but I really did.
They are now hanging on my fridge. I've even managed to keep the plants alive for several weeks! They are easy to care for so I have high hopes.
What have you been working on lately?
Labels:
Craft Projects,
Darby Smart,
Plants
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