When I first saw this project I actually said out loud “Get out!”. Love. LOVE. How could you not love this awesome ski slope diorama made from a recycled ham can! The designers at Martha Stewart really wowed me today.
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When I first saw this project I actually said out loud “Get out!”. Love. LOVE. How could you not love this awesome ski slope diorama made from a recycled ham can! The designers at Martha Stewart really wowed me today.
As the crisp air of autumn rolls in, there’s no better way to embrace the season than by adding a cozy touch to your home. This DIY Fall Leaf Garland is the perfect project to bring the beauty of fall indoors! Whether draped across your mantel, hung along your stairwell, or used as a festive table centerpiece, this garland adds a warm and welcoming vibe to any space.
What makes this craft so special is its simplicity—no fancy supplies needed! Just grab some fall-colored leaves, a bit of twine, and let your creativity flow. You can even personalize the garland by adding other natural elements, like pinecones or acorns, to make it uniquely yours.
If you’re looking to infuse your home with autumn charm, this Fall Leaf Garland DIY is a quick and easy way to do it. Ready to bring the beauty of the season into your space?
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Diaramas are near and dear to me. I love this idea, the shape is perfect. I think I am going to turn them upside down an make them look like elaborate Hawaiian drinks. Paint the background, add slices of fruit, plastic of course, flowers and ice cubes. Top with a toy umbrella that sticks out of the top of the can. It could work you know.
I LOVE this!!! I almost wish I had kids so I could do it with them. Almost. I agree with the above commenter – dioramas rock! Has anyone written a book yet on the subject? If not, it needs to be done. Imagine – dioramas from across the decades!
I love this, too, but when I got this in the email from M.S. and crew, they touted it as using “household items” like we all have an old ham tin, tufted pipe cleaners, and tiny skier figures hanging around. It is a cute idea, but would require a pretty extensive trip to the store, for me :).
LOVE this!! wow…