DIY Angel Vine Topiary

Happy Thursday, friends!!

It’s been a minute since I last posted. I missed you all! My husband was out of town last week, and I found it hard to find a single moment to create new content and blog, but he’s home now, so it’s time to get my creativity on!!

I created a fun little topiary in less than 15 minutes and for less than $15!

I planted an angel vine (bought from Trader Joe’s) into an ironstone tureen. There aren’t any drainage holes in the tureen, so I filled the bottom with small rocks before planting the vine in it.

I used two landscape pins to secure a ten inch grapevine wreath (bought from Michael’s) into the tureen.

It’s kinda hard to see, but if you look closely, you can see two little silver landscape pins that I used to hold the wreath in place.

I then wrapped the vines around and through the wreath, and will continue to wrap the vines as they grow.

Yay for a super easy and inexpensive project!!

I hope you all have an amazing day!! I shall see you tomorrow for French Vintage Friday!

Thank you so much for visiting my blog and for leaving such sweet comments! Y’all are the best!

~Emily 

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8 Comments

  1. I saw your stories where you were beginning to make this. I just love this and never thought about doing something like this. Great idea. I have a small ivy plant that I never know what to do with the vines so I trim them. I will be doing something similar with it like you shared with us today. Thanks for the great idea!

    1. You’re so sweet!!! Thank you!

  2. Marlene Stephenson

    This is so pretty and clever, love the angel vine too. I would love to try this so I will pin it.

    1. Thank you so much!!

  3. Super cure Emily, I really have been wanting to make one of these.

    When I can get out and look I’m going to try and find Angle vine again.

    Cindy

    1. You’re so sweet! Thank you! Can’t wait to see yours!

  4. What a cute little project! I love that you will be able to continue to wrap the vines around the wreath as they grow. Brilliant. Love it!

    1. Thank you so much!!!

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