Alice in Wonderland garden

Saw this pic on Facebook and HAD to look! I’m intrigued and a bit frightened! Says she’ll be showing how she painted them tomorrow, if you want to take a peek here. In the original an…

Eight DIY garden projects using mannequins

Item # 34974711 Note: This is a DIGITAL product with a tutorial to show you how to DIY this project. The dress form and materials are NOT included. You can purchase the wire dress form here. Perfect gift for a fashionista or someone who loves plants but does not have a green thumb. The tutorial allows room for interpre

A water dress! I love this photo http://www.modelmayhem.com/list/517626 Ghostly dancing dresses made from chicken wire. http://freshdirt.sunset.com/2011/10/spooky-diy-lawn-sculpture.html/ Pucci mannequins in paper dresses http://www.trendhunter.com/photos/99336#!/photos/99336/3 Beautiful paper butterfly dress http://www.bonexpose.com/2011/06/paper-craft-3/ such a cool sculpture by Odani Motohiko .See more of his collection here This may be taking my "woodland" theme a bit too far! I thought…

Dress form succulents by Tammy Sawyer Simpson. Form filled with moss and then planted with both rooted and clipped succulents. We have wire dress forms at MannequinMadness.com

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I love moss gardens...lot's of inspiration here. But I really thought this bug was cute!

If you are trying to getting rid of tree stumps in your garden, wait. See these tree stump ideas below. You have no idea that you can make so many things out of them.

This is my dandelion field...

The dressmakerwanted to make a Valentine's Day-themed dress to display in the window of her downtown Eugene boutique, Velvet Edge.

The ULTIMATE Tomato Hoop House Trellis of Death and Dismemberment: Perhaps the title is a little dramatic, but this is a killer trellis!! The hoop house was about $100 in materials (all purchased from a big box store), which certainly seems like a lot, but this thing is BIG! It's about 7' wide, 10' long, and 7' h…

This was relatively simple to make: Just form any shape you desire from mesh chicken wire, stuff it tightly with sphagnum moss (water retention), and then smear on a thick layer of clay-based soil on the outside of the form (this acts as an adhesive for the moss). For the crocodile, sheets of fern moss were then attach