I went to Ikea a few weeks ago to browse for things I need for my new craft area I am creating in the enclosed patio area of the house. I can't wait to start that project. A place where everything will be organized and I don't have to search through drawers and cabinets to find what I am looking for. There will be areas to store:
*Fabric Scraps and Fabric
*Media Equipment
*Scrapbooking Materials
*Glue Products
*Coloring Products
*Kids' Books and Art Supplies
*Paper and Stickers
*Catalogs and Magazines
And the list goes on and on...
While I was at Ikea though I spoted some cute things that I picked up.
These plants were ONLY a dollar and the little silver tins/pots were seventy-nine cents. Talk about a steal. I also like having the sheepskin rugs to throw over a basket of toys or a chair. The three little picture frames are for the gallery wall I am planning once the hallway painting project is completed. (More on the hallway tomorrow)
To place the pots in the pots, I first placed rocks in the bottom:
Then I placed the plants inside the pots:
I am happy to say the plants are still alive. You only have to water them once the soil is dry.
Plant anything lately? Are you building a craft area in your house?
Enjoy!
~Amy
*Fabric Scraps and Fabric
*Media Equipment
*Scrapbooking Materials
*Glue Products
*Coloring Products
*Kids' Books and Art Supplies
*Paper and Stickers
*Catalogs and Magazines
And the list goes on and on...
While I was at Ikea though I spoted some cute things that I picked up.
These plants were ONLY a dollar and the little silver tins/pots were seventy-nine cents. Talk about a steal. I also like having the sheepskin rugs to throw over a basket of toys or a chair. The three little picture frames are for the gallery wall I am planning once the hallway painting project is completed. (More on the hallway tomorrow)
To place the pots in the pots, I first placed rocks in the bottom:
Then I placed the plants inside the pots:
I am happy to say the plants are still alive. You only have to water them once the soil is dry.
Plant anything lately? Are you building a craft area in your house?
Enjoy!
~Amy
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