Valentine’s Day Topiary

February 5, 2009

We don’t have much in the way of Valentine’s Day decorations around here. I saw this idea in a magazine I read while I was recovering from surgery. I caught up on many magazines during those two weeks!

During nap time today, I whipped up this faux topiary. I cut hearts out of felt and used pins to attach them to a Styrofoam ball.

Then I stuck the ball on a dowel and into some Styrofoam in the little pail I found. I added a few rocks to the pail for added weight. Then I cut strips of paper and curled them to fill the rest of the pail.

Finally, a few ribbons finished the topiary.

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14 Responses to “Valentine’s Day Topiary”

  1. Aly @ Lip Zip said:

    That is absolutely gorgoeous! I wouldn’t even be able to cut out a single felt heart, let alone assemble an entire topiary. Great job!

  2. Cecily R said:

    That’s adorable! There is no way I could manage to just “whip that up” during nap time…I am so craft dumb! :)

  3. Alexandria said:

    Oh my! That is so crafty and looks amazing!! Great job!!

  4. Carrie Keiser said:

    Very cute!

  5. Sharon said:

    That’s really cute! I might have to try this!

  6. Pam said:

    I think I might have to steal this idea.

  7. Chris said:

    That’s a very “Hearty” decoration!

    Thank you, thank you…I’m here all week!

  8. angela said:

    Cute idea!

  9. scrappysue said:

    that is so cool!

  10. Jen said:

    Too cute!!! Thanks for sharing.

  11. Jenners said:

    Visiting from the Photo Story Friday posts…

    This is cute and adorable! And it seems like a craft-impaired person like myself could even pull this off! Thanks for sharing!

  12. Susie said:

    Wow, that is beautiful!!! I hope to find some time and make this this weekend. Very cool!

  13. Alisha @ Izzy 'N Emmy said:

    Very cute! You did a great job!

  14. Kelly Deneen said:

    That is adorable! You are so crafty! I want one. :)

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