#Terrarium

Source: wikiHow Making a terrarium can be cheap and easy. If you have a clear glass container, gravel, gardening charcoal, soil, and small plants, you have all the ingredients you need to get started. A terrarium can be as inexpensive to create as the soil and plants you choose. Putting together

I have been experimenting with making vectored terrarium animals for the past few months and with all the hype of Pokemon Go, I decided to pay tribute to the original starters. Each Pokemon encapsulates the nature of their elements in some way, showing off the uniqueness of each of them

Kay Bells lets you take a little bit of magic with you wherever you go. The Cork, Ireland based maker handcrafts tiny terrariums “using a range of strange and beautiful curiosities, found in the woods and on the mountain sides, combed from the windswept beaches and picked in the wild meadows.” But

Feeling trapped behind your office desk and missing the outdoors? The artist behind teenytinyplanet creates delicate terrarium necklaces to bring you closer to nature. Miniature glass bottles contain real dried flowers, antique charms, and luminous crystals. You can get one of them on Etsy for

So much YAY and HOORAY this week as we welcomed Lady Spring to our part of the world here in Australia! I’m slowing waking up from my winter hibernation and have been rocking my yoga gear more often (rather than just wearing them for running errands around town – #guilty). How do you welcome spring