When I recently purchased a couple of ceramic planters for wall decor in my studio, I knew at that time that I was going to have some fun with them!
It takes just a few items and a little time to turn something ho-hum into wow!
You'll need a container for the "bath"; it's going to get ruined so I'd look for something at the Dollar store. This simple plastic tub did the trick just fine.
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Every item will be it's own unique masterpiece, similar to Easter eggs; you'll never have two patterns exactly alike.
I found the planters at Hobby Lobby (I hit the ceramic sale!) I visualized succulents in them and found some really lifelike varieties that I placed in there along with some moss.
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