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Make a Chinoiserie Planter for a Handmade Topiary. Transform ordinary planters into works of art with decoupage and handmade topiaries. Dive into my DIY guide for crafting your own Chinoiserie-inspired décor. Then use styrofoam balls and greenery to make topiaries from scratch. Use this creation to bring color, pattern and style to your home.

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You’ll need:1. unique planter of your choosing (go big or go home I say!) I selected an antique porcelain planter. Here are some similar options.2. Styrofoam3. 4-6 Faux orchid stems,4. One real orchid just for the natural leaves (preferably one you have laying around in dormant stage with the leaves only…I call this the dead winter stick phase)5. Small pea gravel for weight6. Faux moss7. Orchid clips, found mine at Michael's Craft Store8. Orchid sticks for styling. I love the acrylic ones…

Wallpaper in general isn't an inexpensive design element. No matter which way you choose to go, the double roll of a quality paper can run you $400+/per for things like all over prints, grasscloth, stripes, etc.. The world of decorative papers is vast, but today I want to talk about Chinoiserie papers, usually sold by the panel, typically hand-painted on smaller sheets of tea paper, and then glued together in a patch work of sorts to create the final piece. Gracie Studios, de Gournay, and…

After weeks and weeks of staying put, I finally ventured out some over the past couple of months--wearing a mask, of course--and scored a few really good second-hand finds. I was only keeping my eyes open for one of the items on today's list and the other four were just too good to leave behind. I get asked often about where I like to thrift shop, so for my local readers, I thought I would share a list of places at the end of the post. DROP-LEAF TABLE The thrift store find I'm most excited…