This one was a lot of fun, but also a challenge for me. As the mom of two boys, we don’t have a lot of girly stuff around our house. It was great to get to play around with some fun and bright colors and be a little funky and creative with this project.
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Place foam into your container. If you are using any container other than one with a cloth lining, I recommend using the Fiskars Spray foam. Very lightly mist the interior of your container and spray in the foam approximately 1/3-1/2 the way up. Allow to cure for 12 to 24 hours.
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Prep your flowers. Trim your daisies and feathers to your desired length. Save your accents until assembling, as you might want to play with them a bit to get the right look. In mine, I staggered them, shortest to tallest, front to back. This was meant to be a 180 view, not a 360 view.
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Once the foam has cured, begin arranging front to back, building up as you go. Your feathers will be in the back as the anchor of the arrangement.
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Go back in and add your embellishment pieces as per your particular liking. Use the stem cutter to cut them to your desired length.
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Display your funky masterpiece in the room of your favorite tweenager!
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Twilight lover
15 Aug 16:02
I have those flowers! :)
♥ R.a.c.h.e.l. ♥
15 Aug 17:55
wow that is so bright it is so cool!!!
Lindsey N.
21 Aug 16:04
wow thats eye-catching
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