While trying to organize some of my craft supplies and junk finds, I came across three little moss purses I had purchased a few years ago. I also found a few doilies for another project, and a pair of vintage flower earrings.
These would be cute for a vintage style spring moss purse. Spring is just around the corner and the pastel pink and blue in the vintage clip on earrings would be a great addition to add color to the doily. So, I grabbed the glue gun, and gathered my supplies for the moss purse. Oh, the organizing? It can wait.
If something catches my eye at the thrift store or flea market, I buy it. I’ll always find a use for it, and it was perfect for this moss purse planter. I folded the doily in half and put half on the outside and half on the inside. I just put a dollop of glue on the back and attached it to the moss purse both inside and out, and clipped the earrings onto the doily.
A spring flower pick was added to the plant.
You could add tulips or other spring flowers such as daffodils for an Easter gift, or fill with Easter surprises. I try to repurpose my thrift store finds throughout the seasons. Orange doily and a Halloween pic. At Christmas, you could add vintage Christmas decorations. These purses would also make great wedding or wedding shower decorations.
The moss purse is lined with plastic. I take my ivy out to water, and then replace it. I also spritz the purse occasionally to keep it green.
Want your own moss purse planter? Just click on the picture below. It will direct you to Amazon. I participate in the Amazon Affiliate Program. Any purchase will provide me with compensation.
Like my posts? Please share my pictures on Pinterest, and join me on my Facebook page for more great ideas.
Karen
Jacki Cammidge says
This is too cute! I’ve seen the moss purses, but you’ve taken it to the next level.
Creatively Crafting says
What fun! LOL! I’ve never seen those before, great ideas though and super cute!