An Easy Update in Less Than Ten

2.19.2015

A few weeks ago I shared this vignette in the foyer showcasing this beautiful rare ironstone punch bowl filled with a lush ivy plant. I knew I needed to disguise the ugly plastic pot, but I didn't get to it before sharing. So now I am going to show you how easy it can be done.




I made a trip to Hobby Lobby and picked up a package of preserved sheet moss.

I just folded pieces of the sheet moss over the edges of the bowl to cover the plastic.

Now, that's much better don't you think and so easy?

It's all in the details.

This plant is really thriving in this spot. I just hope I can keep it going.

This took way less than ten!



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19 comments:

  1. Laura @ duke manor farm2/19/15, 7:17 AM

    I love greenery in ironstone. looks pretty

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  2. Shirley@Housepitality Designs2/19/15, 8:14 AM

    Love it....I am using live plants in my ironstone pieces too...I have used the individual pieces of reindeer moss to hide the ugly plant pot but never tried the sheet moss...great idea! Love the ivy in the planter...and if you have a secret to keeping ivy in the house without drying out quickly, let me know!...I tend to send ivy plants to its early grave in the house!...

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  3. Unknown2/19/15, 8:47 AM

    I hadn't even noticed that- I was too busy looking at the wine jug beside it!! I also use spanish moss to do this, but it sheds and is messy! Now I think I will switch to the sheet moss :}

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  4. ℳartina @ Northern Nesting2/19/15, 9:11 AM

    I always add moss around my plants I love the look it adds!

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  5. Vel Criste2/19/15, 9:35 AM

    Never thought of sheet moss to cover the plastic pots! Thanks Kim!

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  6. DD's Cottage2/19/15, 10:03 AM

    Looking good Kim-I also add pieces of burlap around my pots to hide the dirt-scrapes from other projects.

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  7. Buttercup Bliss2/19/15, 10:04 AM

    What a gorgeous Ironstone pot! It looks so pretty with the greenery!

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  8. Junkchiccottage2/19/15, 10:08 AM

    Easy Peasy and soooo pretty. Love this Kim!
    Kris

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  9. Linda2/19/15, 11:20 AM

    I always kill every plant I have. (I think it is because we have soft water and I never go outside to bring in regular water when I water the plants!) Ha! But anyway...I do your moss trick when I use realistic faux plants in my ironstone pots and bowls! It does look so much nicer! :)

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  10. Cynthia2/19/15, 11:21 AM

    Very pretty. Too bad every time I try to grow ivy it dies, LOL

    Cindy

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  11. Unknown2/19/15, 12:49 PM

    Looks fantastic and I love those vintage scissors!

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  12. Magali@TheLittleWhiteHouse2/19/15, 2:36 PM

    I love the look of plants in white ironstone contenant.

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  13. Lulu2/19/15, 4:28 PM

    My kind of decorating is that which can be done quick and easy.

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  14. Leslie @ Segreto Secrets2/19/15, 4:29 PM

    I love the moss laid over top! It adds the perfect finishing touch!!
    xo. Leslie
    Segreto Finishes

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  15. NanaDiana2/19/15, 6:56 PM

    Yes- that look 100% better and what an easy fix. xo Diana

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  16. Marsha2/19/15, 7:40 PM

    Pretty update--- love the ironstone I love ivy but have to watch it carefully if I bring it indoors--spider mites can be an issue for me. I often rotate my plants inside then outside. I live in Alabama so I can usually keep them on our covered porch during then winter (except this week).

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  17. Linda @ Itsy Bits And Pieces2/19/15, 9:47 PM

    Great little hint, Kim...really looks pretty! Thanks for sharing!

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  18. Yvonne @ StoneGable2/19/15, 10:35 PM

    LOVE this easy fix. It really does look so much better. And I bet it holds the moisture in the soil too!

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  19. Unknown8/28/16, 2:39 PM

    Glad I read this was headed to hobby lobby this week to get moss for my plants ;)

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