Unique flower vases that may outshine your flowers!
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by
Donna at Funky Junk Interiors
(IC: blogger)
While I don't really regard myself as much of a seasonal decorator, that all changes in summer. When the backyard flowers are in bloom, they are always brought in to brighten up my indoor spaces.
But I display them with a twist. I don't own one standard flower vase. Not a one. What I do instead is grab a vintage piece of choice, place a jar of water inside, and I have an instant vintage display that chimes in with my personal style.
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Displaying your flowers, vintage style, is so easy to do! Here's how:
1. Find an object you love, and place a jar of water inside. Think outside of the box... toolboxes, crates, rusty machinery, etc. Layer them if you can for even more interest.
2. Place fresh cut flowers in the jar and change out frequently. It's fun to have a new look at a moment's notice!
3. Add in other elements for additional interest if your base allows it.
4. To hide any jar rims, add some spanish moss. It looks really cool too!
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Visit a few of my personal favourites below... and click the blog link to see more, plus where you can find the goods!
What's your fav way to display flowers?
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But I display them with a twist. I don't own one standard flower vase. Not a one. What I do instead is grab a vintage piece of choice, place a jar of water inside, and I have an instant vintage display that chimes in with my personal style.
- - - - - -
Displaying your flowers, vintage style, is so easy to do! Here's how:
1. Find an object you love, and place a jar of water inside. Think outside of the box... toolboxes, crates, rusty machinery, etc. Layer them if you can for even more interest.
2. Place fresh cut flowers in the jar and change out frequently. It's fun to have a new look at a moment's notice!
3. Add in other elements for additional interest if your base allows it.
4. To hide any jar rims, add some spanish moss. It looks really cool too!
- - - - - -
Visit a few of my personal favourites below... and click the blog link to see more, plus where you can find the goods!
What's your fav way to display flowers?
Visit my entire guide series on Hometalk by clicking
DRAWERS / are like little trays, where you can move your arrangements around in a jiffy! Tip: take advantage of the extra space and add a few neat elements for extra layers of interest.
HOW / Making anything cool into a vase is super easy. Just add containers of water and you can start! Try adding moss for additional interest plus to hide the water containers.
MASON JARS / such a vintage given!
VINTAGE TINS / make the prettiest flower vases. They have art attached!
FURNITURE / You've seen others plant inside dressers, so why not display cut flowers in one too?
Don't miss out on even MORE by clicking the blog link below... Ideas on where to find the goods are also included!
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Published August 25th, 2014 3:21 PM
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