Pretty Posies in a Pot

Yesterday I shared my Rustic Flowers. There are two sides to Foundations Décor products. Today I am sharing the backside... my Pretty Posies.

For the Pretty Posies I used the Argyle Amber flowers available at Altered Pages.

Using the same Foundations Décor base as yesterday ~ just the other side! See how to prepare the Foundations Décor Flowers in Pot on the Altered Pages blog post Rustic Flower Pot HERE!

On the back side of the Rustic Flower Pot, adhere a couple paper flowers that are a little larger than the Foundations Décor wood flowers. On the top of the pot add a bit of lace, washi tape or trim. Finish with a smaller paper flower. Now you have Pretty Posies in a Pot!

The paper flowers show from the Rustic Flower Pot side adding a bit of dimension to the Rustic Flowers.

Rustic Flowers - side one

Now the Foundations Décor Pot can be used in several home décor arrangements during the year!

Pretty Posies - side two

Hope you are enjoying the project as much as we are!

Stop by for more inspiration tomorrow.

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