To kick off the holiday season, Loeffler Randall is collaborating with impassioned and creative women for a series of DIY projects. First up is Denise Porcaro, the owner of New York City based Flower Girl, who is sharing her tips how to make a living succulent wreath. Honestly, WTF – I love this! A fan of succulents, this is my kind of project and definitely something I would even consider hanging on my front door all year long. Check out the full instructions here. P.S. How badly do you need a pair of grey boots this winter?!
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) xxx Jocelina...
I love this! I’m usually not much of a wreath fan, but this is a brilliant twist on the standard!
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what a beautiful wreath. i love christmas decorations. i am so excited that the season is in toe.
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This brings me back to my childhood when handmade season decorations were the proper way of celebrating and honoring holidays! Thank you for sharing and reminding of what real decors are!
Good luck!
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It’s beautiful!
Gorgeous! I am absolutely doing this.
it looks so beautiful
Live decor is a great trend right now. Great shades of green, perfect for the holiday theme.Right on, I’m doing this.
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those boots are gorgeous, i really need to get boots before it snows…..
genius idea!
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fabulous and simple decor ….cool！
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That’s so cool!
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I love it! Simple and unique! And she has great office to work in!
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That wreath is a subtle stunner. I’m the kid with a cacti garden atop my desk. I do love succulents!
These are super easy. My mom made them as centerpieces for my brother’s wedding and then the guests took them home and could keep them alive and enjoy them for months. If you google ‘Living Wreath’ there are several links to how to make them. People have been doing these for ages.
I had considered this for my workshop in Palm Springs but it wasn’t cost efficient for our group. Just might post the DIY on the blog. Thanks for sharing this, definitely some inspiration.
Love it!
Who makes those Cute Boots and where can you buy them??!