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Faux Flower Branches

February 21, 2016 By Beckie

When it comes to buying faux floral stems, it seems the options are to settle for plastic-y looking stems or pay absurd prices like $40 per stem! Mary from At Home on the Bay found a way around the dilemma by gluing the blooms from inexpensive craft store stems onto tree branches for a much more realistic look. Mary is so right when she says, “The sticks add that natural element that is missing from the plastic stems.”

DIY Home Decor ~ This is a BRILLIANT tip for decorating with fake flowers without them looking like plastic!

Mary was inspired by the Faux Quince Branch from Pottery Barn.

pottery barn faux quince branch

Get all the details from Mary at At Home on the Bay.

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Comments

  1. Monisima says

    February 11, 2013 at 10:40 PM

    What a fabulous idea! I have been using branches to hold Christmas balls and shells, but the idea of flowers simply evaded me. It’s such a great way to convert a Christmas item to something that can be used all year, and inexpensively, too!

  2. Connie Nikiforoff Designs says

    February 24, 2016 at 2:03 PM

    Now that is something I would love! I totally agree that ‘store bought’ branches are waaaaaay over priced. Gonna keep this idea in mind for later 🙂

    • Beckie says

      February 25, 2016 at 11:38 AM

      They are overpriced and very fake looking, while branches are free and well… real! Ha!

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