Today I’m sharing easy moss grapevine balls. What makes this project particularly perfect? It’s fast and the kids can even help!
I had bought these from Michaels. I immediately had the idea to add moss for spring.
Over the years I have grown fond of all thing moss once the thought of opening windows and letting the fresh air in the house. After being closed during the colder months it’s great to let spring air in the house finally!
This is at the time welcome greenery in the home too!
Of course, this is a simple, quick project to begin getting ready for spring. Besides this is a great a jumpstart on spring crafts making moss grapevine balls. I’m thinking if I am ready for spring the snow will stop appearing.
I particularly enjoy using moss in addition to other natural elements such as sticks I find in the yard to begin getting our home ready for the warmer months ahead.
As a result, you may enjoy reading this post as an example of how I mix these elements together.
First Step for Making This Basic Project
By the way, here is a look at the moss I am using for these quick spring grapevine balls.
First, I spray a very tiny amount of spray adhesive on the grapevine ball. So then, I add a bit of moss and let dry.
Meanwhile, I begin moving around the grapevine adding tiny amounts of spray adhesive and moss.
After I complete adding the moss to the grapevine balls, I let them dry overnight. This simple craft took me minimal time and effort and adds texture, interest and natural elements I enjoy using especially for spring decorating.
Final Reveal of the Moss
In the final reveal you will see this large egg in my French antique Jardinière with the moss balls.
Next post or the one after I will share how I made this pretty egg to complete my buffet for spring.
I hope you enjoyed this post on making easy moss grapevine balls. Are you getting ready for spring?
DON’T FOR GET TO PIN IT TO REMEMBER HOW TO MAKE IT!
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