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I found this clock in an op shop and instantly thought,
"Hmmm, I could make a quirky terrarium out of you!"
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| Step One - Pull the clock apart so you are left with only the base and glass dome. |
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Step Two - To clean up the base, I used black spray paint.
Depending on your decor choose any colour! |
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| Step Three - Give the base a coat of paint in a well ventilated area and leave to dry. |
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| Step Four - Gather a small amount of artificial moss to cover the base. |
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| Step Five - Once the paint has dried pile the artificial moss on top of the base. |
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| Step Six - Choose a miniature to sit on top of the moss. |
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| Step Seven - Position the miniature in the center of the base. |
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| Step Eight - Wash the glass dome and sit on top of the base. |
And there you have it, a Quirky Terrarium! You can buy bases and the glass domes new
but they can be a bit pricey, so keep a look out for some old clocks in your local op shop.
Here's what you will need:
1. Glass dome and base - maybe from an old clock (mine cost $7.99 from an op shop)
2. Artificial moss (I bought mine from ebay for $5 + postage)
3. Spray paint any colour
4. Cute critter to live in your terrarium
Toodle-pip,
(Cute hoop artwork by
Gretel Girl)