Diy faux terrarium

You can mix real greenery with some faux moss shapes and flowers to achieve a "fool the eye" terrarium. These terrariums won't last as long as a real one but they do look good in vignettes or even as centerpieces. The moss shapes (they look kind of like rocks covered with moss) are actually styrofoam covered with a green fuzzy product. They can be used as vase fillers. The ones I bought came from Dollar Tree...you get about five moss shapes per pack there. To keep the real greenery looking…

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Keep stones glued together by potting faux succulents with diy gravel glue. This is a fun and easy project using fake succulents, white glue and pea gravel.

Make a Repurpose a Clock Cloche into DIY Terrarium Botanical Decor from an old brass clock case and faux botanical elements

After a local thrift store trip I found some interesting glass Jars and decided to Turn a Jar into a DIY Terrarium

Gather your supplies and learn how to make a terrarium (and what the best terrarium plants are) with this guide.

Tutorial for a diy faux terrarium that can be constructed in under 5 minutes for less than $10. In just 3 easy steps you can make your own faux terrarium. #terrarium #clouche #fauxterrarium #homedecor

Did you know that the first terrarium was created by accident in the 1840s? This fascinating fact about terrariums not only marks the beginning of a rich

If you love the idea of terrariums to mix in with your centerpieces but not the price, this project is for you!