Remember that one time last year when I made a wire cloche for a succulent terrarium/garden? It’s a miracle! I haven’t managed to kill the plants! I love that succulents are so hardy, nearly fool-proof. Well, for Easter, I’ve done a little re-arranging in my little succulent garden.
{DIY wire cloche for succulent garden}
It’s still alive and thriving but it was looking a bit neglected and sad (okay, so some of the plants didn’t make it) but I took a few minutes to freshen it up for spring, trying to make up for my non-green thumb. I saw something similar somewhere one time but for the life of me, can’t find it now to properly credit that glimpse of inspiration. Here’s what I did:
- I added water so the soil was wet. I broke up the compacted soil with a fork then added half of an empty toilet paper roll. I covered it with soil and pebbles then added a rock to the side…just like Jesus’ tomb.
- Using twigs from my yard and scrap floral wire, I created 3 little stick crosses and tucked them near the back.
When Easter decorating becomes bunnies, eggs, chicks and candy overload (which I do love too, don’t get me wrong!). However, it’s important to have a sweet reminder of the true reason for celebrating Easter. He is risen!
He is Risen, indeed. xo
Related DIY
Easter DIY Project Ideas:
Happy Spring, DIY friends! Rounding up a collection of Easter DIY & decorating inspiration for my DIYShowOff friends.
I don’t know about you, but I feel renewed! These longer days and the bright sunshine just fill my soul with so much happiness and motivation! I’m so ready to put winter behind me! It’s the perfect day to take a walk down memory lane at some DIYShowOff Easter inspiration:
Easter Egg Hunt Mantel
Time for some seasonal//holiday decorating! Do you set out some decorative bunnies, crosses or spring flowers this time of year? I love freshening up our home with seasonal decorative accessories.
essential oil snuggle bunnies hot/cold pack
Do you love handmade gifts as much as I do? I love the thought and love behind gift giving. These snuggle bunnies are so cute. Tip: edit the tutorial to put a little pocket in the front with a felt carrot or flower for changing out the essential oils.
Easter succulent garden
A couple of twigs, twine and a few rocks can give your container or succulent garden a faith based vignette and reminder of the reason for the season. xo
easy t-shirt Easter basket liner
SO easy! Create an iron on personalization, grab a t-shirt. Easy peasy basket liner for any occasion.
floral Easter basket arrangement
A moss bunny transforms a floral arrangement and works all spring long. Adorable!
succulent eggs
No green thumb? Tuck some faux-succulents into some pretty plastic eggs to decorate vignettes or use at place settings when hosting a family gathering.
dip-dyed inspired Easter egg
Fun weekend craft for you and the kiddos or a gather up your creative craft loving friends for an egg painting party!
PB Inspired Decorative Eggs
A trip down DIYShowOff memory lane! This is an oldie but goodie!
(Wood) Chocolate Bar Decorative Accent
A real look and cute accent piece! Add it to your mantelscape for a whimsical touch.
I love this!! I had plans to make this mini tomb in a pot dish but love your cloche idea (and the fact that it’s mini) so much more!! Anyway I can incorporate reminders of the real reason for Easter… I’m on it 😉 He is risen indeed!!
I made one of these a couple of years ago but not with succulents, I just LOVE this idea! Thanks for sharing!
How wonderful. I really love it and ….. might be copying it too.
This is adorable. I actually managed to kill succulents already when I tried to bring them inside from our garden
Beautiful idea Roeshel! I love it!
Love this Roeshel! A great reminder of the real reason for this holiday. Hope everything is well with you, your girls and your sister!
Love this.. Pinned!!
I love the Calvary’s Garden and your Grace Garden. What a delightful “hands on” way to teach children the story of Christ’s resurrection! I made an “adult” version of Jesus’ tomb with the 3 crosses in the background. I rolled the stone away. I covered my garden in moss and used a few tiny silk flowers for a touch of color. Thanks for sharing your ideas.