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Use a metal organizer bin for flowers

Anita Scroggins
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May 4, 2016

Spring is still in the air here in North Texas and I love having fresh flowers in the house. I generally have flowers in every room, so I am always on the lookout for new ways to display them. I picked up these little metal bins at Michael's a while back and I have been looking for something to use them for. I added some Joy Embroidered Letters along with some fun embellishments and BAM! Hello new flower pot!

I started with the container, a set of flower die-cuts, some glue and the Joy letters.

First I glued the letters to the right side of the bin...

Then I die-cut a variety of flowers and leaves and layered them on the left side, then added some border lines with a white chalk pen.

I love the way my flower bin turned out - and I love the fact that I was able to use an empty container that was just taking up space in my studio!

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