Interior Design 911
Plant markers that are stuck in your potted plants that decorate your home interior can make them more artistic. Though they are sold in the market, “Interior design 911” invites you to make your own. In addition to testing your creativity, the result can satisfy yourself.
First, prepare the tools and materials that are going to be used, such as flannel, or craft foam, pencil, paper to draw the pattern, wool wire, pipette, ornaments, glue, and scissors.
After that, draw any pattern that you like on the paper by using pencil (this time, “Interior Design 911” gives you butterflies pattern). Cut the pattern. Put the cutting on the flannel and then cut it based according to the pattern. Make two similar pieces.
Take wool wire and cut into two for about an inch long. Make a circle like that on the butterflies’ antenna.
Glue the flannel that has been shaped into butterflies with both the antenna in the middle of the joints of the flannel.
To make it more beautiful, put some ornaments on the wings of the butterflies. Glue the pipettes as the stick.
Now your plant markers are ready and can be plugged into your potted plant.***--------------------------------------
First, prepare the tools and materials that are going to be used, such as flannel, or craft foam, pencil, paper to draw the pattern, wool wire, pipette, ornaments, glue, and scissors.
After that, draw any pattern that you like on the paper by using pencil (this time, “Interior Design 911” gives you butterflies pattern). Cut the pattern. Put the cutting on the flannel and then cut it based according to the pattern. Make two similar pieces.
Take wool wire and cut into two for about an inch long. Make a circle like that on the butterflies’ antenna.
Glue the flannel that has been shaped into butterflies with both the antenna in the middle of the joints of the flannel.
To make it more beautiful, put some ornaments on the wings of the butterflies. Glue the pipettes as the stick.
Now your plant markers are ready and can be plugged into your potted plant.***
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