Snow berries are just as their name suggests: big white berries which are as pretty as the snow.
They are a long-time seasonal favourite of mine and children love them as they make that popping sound when trodden on.
If you prefer smaller displays, these are perfect.
All you need to emulate this display is a lovely old pot and a few stems.
I have made two little arrangements using an old bottle and a pottery container.
They are a long-time seasonal favourite of mine and children love them as they make that popping sound when trodden on.
If you prefer smaller displays, these are perfect.
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| Lella Loves... Snow Berries |
As with all my other floral supplies, these snow berries are not real. They are made by Sia and are about £4 each.
The white pottery container was £6 as it is 100 years old, maybe more, and the little bottle was 50p at a table-top sale.
The white pottery container was £6 as it is 100 years old, maybe more, and the little bottle was 50p at a table-top sale.
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| Lella Loves... Snow Berries |
All you need to emulate this display is a lovely old pot and a few stems.
I have made two little arrangements using an old bottle and a pottery container.
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| Lella Loves... Snow Berries |
Have a lovely day and thanks for 'popping' by :)
Lella xx
http://lellalovescreativity.blogspot.com
Hi Lella
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for visiting and we have a whole lot in common ... cats, bears, vintage everything, books, etc, etc. Your ideas are very inspiring and I will definitely try out a lot of them.
Pat xx