Round up some of funkiest and chunkiest woolly warmers from around the house – the sock that you’re never going to find its mate or something holey that you can re-purpose without feeling too guilty. You could also head to the thrift store and find really outrageous sweaters or scarves this time of year!
Luckily some socks are so stretchy and fit right over the vessels; all that is required is tucking it in at the top. Others, you’ll have to cut to size by measuring it around your chosen object and then glue with craft glue nice and tightly.
I decked out mine with hearty flowers that survive in almost any sort of weather; carnations are just as daggy as holiday sweaters and I love them just the same! What would Justina do? She would line the bottom of the vase with small stones for drainage, add potting soil and a succulent on top; something that you can nurture beyond the holidays and made with love!
What you’ll need:
Old vessels; bottles, vases, jars, etc.
Fun, fuzzy, fluffy woollen bits; socks, scarves, sweaters
Fabric scissors
Glue
Flowers or succulents for the finishing touch
What you’ll do
1. Choose which vessels you want which fabric pieces to go on
2. Cut to size
3. Glue onto vessel Et voilà!
{Project by Nicole Valentine Don for Justina Blakeney est. 1979.}
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Photos by: Fiona Galbraith