How To Make Pretty Moss Covered Flower Pots

Moss covered flower pots are really quick and easy to make and are a gorgeous way to display spring flowers. They are perfect for an Easter flower pot decoration and would make a lovely handcrafted gift.
What you need to make moss covered pots.
A selection of plant pots. We chose some cheap terracotta ones.
Craft Moss Sheet. We used Supermoss all-purpose moss mat (Amazon). It comes with an adhesive backing making it super simple to use.
Potted spring bulbs and flowers of your choice.
How to make a template of a flowerpot.
The easiest way to cover a flowerpot in any material is to make a template. Using a pattern avoids wasting materials and saves lots of trimming. You can see the method demonstrated in the video above.
Alternatively, for written instructions and photos on how to make a template of a flowerpot check out our fabric covered flowerpots post.
Decorating planters with preserved moss.
Using the adhesive moss sheet is really simple. It cuts easily with craft scissors, and you just peel off the backing and stick it in place. The adhesive is strong and has adhered well to the materials I have tried it on which include ceramics, glass and wood.
We used the preserved moss to decorate our flower pots 3 different ways.
We covered one of the pots completely with the craft moss sheet.
For the second we covered the main body of the terracotta pot, leaving the rim exposed. To add some additional embellishment, the edge could be painted with acrylic paint.
Our final pot has a strip of the moss sheet applied to the rim and a cute heart applied to the body giving the planter a pretty, rustic look. The moss heart was left over from our mini succulent planter which is another craft idea using Supermoss sheets.
Once made, we planted our moss covered pots with some ready planted spring bulbs.
Preserved moss covered flower pots are a fab way to introduce a moss décor vibe to your home. My next challenge is to work out how to cover wine glasses with Supermoss sheets. As soon as I do, I’ll be sharing them with you!
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Linda Wells on Jul 27, 2022
I love these and plan to make my own. Thank you for the inspiration
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