DIY Winter Terrarium
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This post is sponsored by Coca-Cola Licensing.
Terrariums have become quite popular over the past two years. More an more people want to learn how to grow things in their home and breathe life into the stale air of the indoors. Usually, you will find succulents and cacti in terrariums, and even those will hold up well in the cooler months, we thought it would be fun to create winter terrariums. (This is a great craft to do with your kids too).
Instead of sand we used fake snow, and instead of succulents we use mini pine trees. See how below:
1| Choose your terrarium. You can use a variety of things, and even a glass dome on a plate. We chose these West Elm faceted terrariums.
2| Fill the bottom of your terrarium with fake snow that you can purchase at any craft store. Then add some moss, and then sprinkle some more snow.
3| Place your winter objects inside. We used miniature trees that can be found at Hobby Lobby. You could also put a tiny deer or even build a mini snowmen with pom-poms and cotton balls.
4| You're finished! Now you just have to choose where you want to put it in your home.
Photography by Melissa Jill, Floral design by Hoot and Holler, Art Direction by Alex Evjen.
