How to Make a Topiary from a Coat Hanger
by
Thistlewood
$10.00
30 Minutes
Easy
Looking for a fun project for spring that only takes about 30 minutes and is so easy to do?
Why not make your own topiary from a pot of ivy and a coat hanger? I created this double sphere topiary by shaping a coat hanger and twisting ivy around it! I even have a really great tip on how to keep your ivy growing fresh and green....dish washing soap!
Why not make your own topiary from a pot of ivy and a coat hanger? I created this double sphere topiary by shaping a coat hanger and twisting ivy around it! I even have a really great tip on how to keep your ivy growing fresh and green....dish washing soap!
Create a topiary using coat hangers and ivy. It is such a fun easy project that takes under 30 minutes!
Here's the topiary with my milk glass collection! The green really looks pretty against all the white.
Step 1: Create round circles from coat hangers. Unbend the end of the coat hanger to put it into the dirt.
Step 2: Combine the two circles together to make a sphere form for the topiary.
Step 3: Wind the ivy around the coat hanger to train the ivy to create your topiary!
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
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I can't wait to do this.
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Be sure to get Lots of hangers. After you make your topiary, then you can make landscape staples/pins to hold down the landscape fabric in your garden. The best way to cut several is with an axe.
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