However they seem to be back in vogue, and with the help of a friend and a local store, it seems I've been infected with the desire to make terrariums.
So far I've made two of the sand and airplant variety, but after yesterdays session I stopped at Home Goods for a tall vase which I will use for a 'forest' terrarium, with black river rock and a piece of dried cactus that I brought home from our sea of cortez trip.
Here is Gail reaching into her large globe which she planted in the forest style, dirt vs sand, and green plants with roots.
I started my smaller, side opened globe with white sand topped with the teal and lime
Added some plastic baubles, some crystals, aqua rock, rivolis and a couple of air plants
Here is Jeffrey's, also Forest style
with a piece of pyrite for just a touch of natural sparkle
Here is Jeffrey contemplating his next addition
and here are the three girls in Gail's delightful studio
It was a wonderful day and was very nice to step away from the beads even if I did add a few to my terrarium.
This is my minimalist small terrarium.
I look forward to making more!
1 comment:
Oh how very beautiful! Loved seeing all your beautiful creations and smiling faces. I will definitely join Terrariums 201 at month's end!
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