Repurposed Sweater Felt Succulent Garden

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Repurposed Sweater Felt Succulent Garden

Repurposed Sweater Felt Succulent Garden
Repurposed Sweater Felt Succulent Garden

"This is one succulent garden you can't kill. Not only is it an upcycled and repurposed craft, it is made from the scraps of other craft projects. All the gorgeous fake succulents are made from felt scraps from old wool sweater projects. (you can use craft felt) There are detailed instructions on how to make each individual succulent. I promise there is no crochet, knitting or sewing involved. They are very simple to make. Even the planter the garden sits in is upcycled. I used some old denim and tin can for this."

Materials List

  • old sweater felt or craft felt
  • glue
  • cookie tin
  • waistbands from old jeans
  • Ikea cork trivet

Why You'll Love This Gardening Craft

1. Eco-friendly: By repurposing old sweater scraps and other materials that would otherwise be thrown away, you are reducing waste and helping the environment. It's a great way to upcycle and give new life to items that might have otherwise been discarded.

2. Budget-friendly: This craft project is perfect for those on a budget. Instead of spending money on new materials, you can use items you already have at home or can easily find at a thrift store. It's a fun and creative way to save money while still creating something beautiful.

3. Low-maintenance beauty: Unlike real succulents that require regular watering and care, this felt succulent garden is virtually maintenance-free. You won't have to worry about remembering to water or prune them, making it perfect for those who lack a green thumb. Plus, the felt succulents will stay vibrant and beautiful for years to come, adding a pop of greenery to your space without any effort.

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This is one of the most unique project I have seen in a long time. There's nothing to it. It's inexpensive and beyond easy to make. You can go sedate and natural looking. Or wild to match your decor. I have just got to make one for my patio dining table soon,

You know, you really cannot go wrong with this idea. You can use all kinds of colors to create your felted succulents. I do not think you have to stck to the realistic green. Why not have fun with it and pick some colors that POP?! You literally just cut strips using a rotary cutter and wrap them around florist wire- that is IT!

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