Hope your week has been going well!!!
Yes...Yes...live brightly:)
I have always wanted to make a living wreath since I saw it in a Martha Stewart book many years ago. This week I finally got around to it!!!
You can make one with herbs too but I chose to use little succulent plants....that way I wouldn't have to worry about watering it as often.
I also used a grapevine wreath, floral wire and some green mossy stuff.
Stick your plants in any way you can and just wire them to the wreath form. I am hoping they will just grow into the form and that the moss will eventually serve as a growing medium for the plants. I did leave as much soil on the little plants as I could. I will keep you posted on how it does:)
I hung it on my back gate.......
But I thought it needed something more.....so I just painted "Live Brightly" on an old piece of wood and added a little starfish.
Anywho...I was in a rush to make something quick to eat and this fit the bill just perfectly:)
And since my cute turquoise umbrella was snapped off in yet another storm that rolled through we chose to enjoy our dinner ...in the shade...on the front porch.
Anywho....it's a cute little daisy bracelet:)
Nevermind my hairy arms......just wanted you to see how the bracelet fits:)
What do you think for a beginner!?!?!?
“Life is full of beauty. Notice it. Notice the bumble bee, the small child, and the smiling faces. Smell the rain, and feel the wind. Live your life to the fullest potential, and fight for your dreams.” Ashley Smith
That pasta dish looks like the perfect summer meal. So glad you're enjoying the class. How fun! You are so creative I swear. I love love love checking out your ideas.
ReplyDeleteADORABLE! nice job :-)
ReplyDeleteyour wreath looks like a fun project..and i your daisy bracelet is simply 'dorable!
ReplyDeletehas a happy look to it ;)
Love the wreath. I've always wanted to make one of those.
ReplyDeleteWhere do you get the mung bean noodles? An asian market?
Hi Allie....
ReplyDeleteI get my noodles at a local health food store:)
That bracelet is so cool!!!!
ReplyDeleteI have looked for those mung bean noodles online since you commented on my blog about them. I definitely want to try them out. That recipe looks delish!!!!
When I search for them all I find is a transparent thin Japanese noodle and it has no protein in it??? Do you have a brand name or a website?
Jessica...
ReplyDeleteHere is one place:)
http://store.lorisnatural.com/store/product/91874/EXS-Fettuchini-Mung-Bean/
Good luck! They ROCK~
Nice job on the living wreath--Martha would be proud!
ReplyDeleteHave a great weekend dining outdoors...if you're lucky enough to escape the summer storms.
you little martha, you!!! It's so cute. May have to try one of those myself!
ReplyDeleteAnd going right now to find those noodles.....thanks for that lil gem!
Your street looks so cozy...bet there is alot of gossip taking place there on a late sunny afternoon!! heehee....
Love the wreath! You did a great job and the sign is the perfect touch!
ReplyDeleteI would love to take jewelry making classes, I have worked with soldering before but there aren't any classes where I live, kind of sad :( The bracelet is beautiful!
Your wreath is amazing, It looks perfect with the home made sign and the starfish. I'm going to have to go poke around on the Martha Stewart site more often....love the mung beans, I think I'll give them a whirl! Your jewelry sodering class looks interesting, cute braclet!
ReplyDeleteYour wreath looks so fresh and pretty, especially with the scrap of wood (great idea!) and starfish! I am so excited about this recipe; I had never heard of Mung Bean Noodles and can't wait to try them out as I'm always looking for ways to up my protein. Your front yard looks AMAZING!! I am soooo in love with it! And that bracelet is so cute and simple; definitely something I would wear, especially in that copper tone!
ReplyDeleteP.S. You should definitely try making your own deodorant. It's super easy to do and you don't have to worry about the health effects of all those crazy additives.
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath; it's just beautiful! I wish we were next door neighbors. I love to garden.
ReplyDeleteHappy weekend! :)
I think we need a close-up of your fabulous-looking flip flops that peek into the photo!
ReplyDeleteI love your wreath. We have bowls of succulents outside and a few things inside but I really like those wreaths and yours came out really nicely. I'm interested how it does if you wouldn't mind sharing.
ReplyDeleteSounds like your loving the torch! Fun isn't it and copper way cheaper to practice on. Those copper daisies might look cure on the rope of your planter boxes or even your new wreath the weather will turn them that cool green aqua shade verdigris.
Have a wonderful week.
That wreath is amazing! I love it!!! I'd buy one ;)
ReplyDeleteThe wreath is so pretty. I have never attempted to make a living wreath.
ReplyDeleteThe pasta dish... ohhhhhhhh! it looks devine. Having just returned from a great vacation (from my diet and workout) I have an extra 4 pounds back on the scale.. now I've gotta behave!
Everything looks great as usual!
This wreath is BEAUTIFUL!! I was all excited to try and make your daisy wreath.. then you go and make this one!! You make such great and creative things!!
ReplyDeleteNever mind the hairy arms??? Why would I mind?? I love women that have hair on their bodies......its very sexi and I appreciate the photo!!
ReplyDeleteNever mind the hairy arms??? Why would I mind?? I love women that have hair on their bodies......its very sexi and I appreciate the photo!!
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