Gorgeous Nature-Inspired Spring Crafts Using Garden Peat Pots ~ A Must See!!
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- Опубликовано: 3 окт 2024
- Gorgeous Nature-Inspired Spring Crafts Using Garden Peat Pots
Hello and Welcome. My name is Donna. Peat Pots are available everywhere and are so affordable!
I love to use peat pots for Spring DIY crafts. They can be used in so many different ways.
Garden peat pots are a versatile and eco-friendly way to add a touch of nature to your home this spring. I'll show you how to make some beautiful spring crafts using garden peat pots, like a beautiful bird's nest pot holder and a beautiful vintage-inspired look to a peat pot. After watching this video, you'll have plenty of ideas for using garden peat pots in your home this spring!
Let me know how you would use them in the comments!!
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Hey there 😃 Here's the link for the Birds Nest tutorial I mentioned in the video: ruclips.net/video/wo_oNyOLWrY/видео.html
Let me know what your favorite project was down below 🤗 Have a wonderful weekend 🙂 💖
Excellent
I love the bird in the nest. Beautiful
What beautiful projects.❤️
Thank you! 😊💗💐
😍 Beautiful projects ❤️❤️❤️
Thank you kindly! 😊💖
Love all these projects 🤍🤍
Thank you Cheryl 💖
I love all your foraging! The tree is beautiful!
Thank you so much! 💓
I'm jealous of your birch bark. The first craft reminds me of an eagle's nest on top of Tree.
Yes, Eagle's Nests are amazing 😃
Thanks so much for watching 💗
I love to forage for all sizes of pine cones, bittersweet, acorns, twigs and any other cool things I can find
I am hoping to get my hands on some acorns, I'll have to see where I can find some 🤔
Thanks for watching 💖
I'm sorry to say I cannot pick a favorite because I really, really like them all!!! Thanks so much for the inspiration.
Glad you like them Linda 🤗
Thanks for watching 💖
Hi Donna. It's hard to pick a favourite, they are all so beautiful. Maybe the last one. Tfs. xx
Thanks so much Nadia 😊💖
Every pot is adorable. Love them
Thank you 🤗💖
Love the first two pots so much. Super cute!!
Love those jiffy pots planters that you jazzed up. Totally adorable!
Aw, thanks so much, I truly appreciate it. Glad you enjoyed ☺️ Thanks for watching!!💖
We are lucky to have lots of different pine cones on our property. I love to collect what we all grandfather moss and a variety of lichen.
Sounds great! So fun collecting treasures from nature 🤗
Thanks for stopping by 💖
Hi from Victoria. :D
All of these are beautiful, as usual! I like to gather pine cones, rocks, branches, bird feathers, moss, lichen, & pick huckleberries; they are amazing in pancakes & muffins.
Sounds great! So many fun natural treasures to find 😄
I haven't tried huckleberries yet, I need to see where I can find them!! Thanks for watching Chanah 💖
I believe this is my 2nd time watching this video. I loved it that much and wanted to create peat pots like yours. I recently moved into a tiny cottage and the owners live on property too. They have over 20 acres and I was welcomed to wander around as pleased. Ivevforaged some beautiful birch and twigs. I'm about to look 4 moss and other things in nature. I want to make a birds nest and I know u have a tutorial so I'm watching that next. I love it here in the country in upstate NY. I'm originally from LI. As I grew up there everything is surrounded by beaches and the water. This change to the country has its ups and downs but I've been here over 30 years. I enjoy watching you and your creativity is so inspiring. Thank you 4 sharing your projects and your knowledge of things of nature. I also watch making it my own with Brandy. The 2 of you are my favorite to watch on you tube.
Yay, glad you enjoyed Doris. I am so happy you were inspired!!
It's fun foraging isn't it 😃 Sounds like a lovely place where you live.
Thanks for watching. Have a great day!!☺️💖
Loved It! Everything was
Gorgeous! 💗🌷💗🌷💗
Thanks so much Cathy 😊💖
So hard to pick a favorite from your creations!! I always LOVE them ALL❣️ADORE YOUR CHANNEL
Thank you so much Terri 💗 🤗
I love using the little pots for decor too! They're so rustic 🥰
What a lovely napkin for the decoupage! Still watching 💝
You have such lovely materials including the birch bark!
I agree those florals are so gorgeous!
Ohhh the last project is everything! 🥰🥰
Aw, thanks so much Liyana, I appreciate it!! They sure are an awesome supply to have for Spring 🤗
Thanks so much for watching my friend. I hope all is well.
I've been under the weather, hoping I will feel better soon!!
Hugs 💗
Your pots are driving my imagination wild. I see too you are such a lover of these little twigs and branches. I find them adorable, the way they twist and turn. Foraging is just so exciting. Simply love, love this video.
Yay, so glad you enjoyed Sandy 🤗
Yes, I love all those little pieces of nature, so fun for crafting 😄
Thanks for watching 💖
Hello Donna. You are very creative with your nature videos. You remind me of Sherry from Canterbury Cottage. Your ideas are original, well thought through and executed well. I enjoy your videos to the max and I cannot wait for March 2nd when myself, hubby and two 21 years visit parts of USA and of course The Dollar Tree among other stores. Craft stores here I come. Keep up your fantastic work. Bless
Aw, thanks so much 🤗 I am sooo happy you enjoyed!!
I actually live in Canada. I can't wait to go shopping in the US stores too. Planning a trip later this year 😄
Thanks so much for stopping by. Take care Fiona 💖
Bark, pine cone, pine needles, branches, leaves and different grasses.
Ooo, I've actually been wanting to try some projects using grasses and pine needles!! Thanks for sharing 🤗
I am so excited to go buy pea pots know that decoupage bird is so adorable I love the branch and that little wreath was perfect and those flowers oh so cute and the bird was perfect that rub on transfer looks so elegant your nest is so cute we have birch bark in our mountains here in Wyoming pine cones different logs and sticks I find interesting I have moss in my back yard different barks I find interesting that little box set is so cute I do love that blue color it’s beautiful I adore all the embellishments and great idea for a nest thank you for sharing
Thank you kindly Bridget, I appreciate it!! I am so glad you enjoyed!!
Thanks for watching. Have a great week 💖 😀
Such beautiful creations!! Thank you. 🌿
Thanks so much 💖 🤗
My goal today was to make some peat pots for gifts and your video came on! Thanks for ideas!❤
That is awesome! Thanks for watching. Happy crafting 🤗💕💐
Love these ideas. So beautiful.
Thank you! 😊💖🤗
Beautiful ❤️ be safe 🙏🙏🙏❤️
Thank you 😊 💓
Back east in Rhode Island I had a lot of opportunities to forage. Bittersweet vine, pine boughs of all types, pine cones, birch bark and paperbark maple, autumn foliage, puusywillows and forsythia in late winter for forcing, lichen, moss, stones, seashells, rose hips, hydrangeas for drying-most of this in my backyard! I am sure I have forgotten something. Now in the Desert Southwest, I find slimmer pickings. Still find pine cones. There are also cool pieces of skeletonized cacti, and interesting roots and branches, especially of mesquite. Also mesquite bark peels off sometimes. Today I found a small bird’s nest on the ground. I placed in back in a tree. Great projects in this video.
I have actually been curious about what can be found in the desert for crafting 🤔 Skeltonized cacti sounds so cool!! I wonder if our cacti here where I live do that? I will have to be on the hunt!!
Thanks so much for watching and sharing 😊
Have a wonderful week 💖
@@creartivebynature it is mostly the cholla cactus, which I have only seen here. Looks like a piece of dried branch with a pattern of holes.
Nice diy's, thanks for sharing.
Thank you! 😊
The tree nest and that robin egg blue pot were my favs! ❤
Thank you kindly 🤗 💖
I loved the last pead pot. The colors chosen are beautiful. Thank you for sharing. The first 🐦 bird pead pot was beautiful as well . Have a blessed week
Thanks so much Cherie 😊💖
Have a wonderful weekend 😀
I've been waiting for one of your nature inspired videos...Thank you! You're so talented God bless you 💜🙏🏽🥰
Aw, you are so sweet Lilly 😊 Thank you for your continued support 💗
Donna, these are stunning! The first one is my favorite with the birds. You came up with such creative ideas for each project. Hugs friend! 🥰🤗
Thank you so much Lisa Marie, I appreciate your kind words and support 🤗
Thanks for watching my friend ❤️ 🙂
I live in southern Manitoba so I look for pinecone, bullrushes, birch bark, twigs in different sizes and shapes.
Yellow is such a happy color! I loved the nest, yellow birds and yellow roses. I am scared to forage in AR because of snakes. My maple trees have started to bud, so I may look for a branch to cut. I just wish I could reach the now-empty tiny nest, but I know that is illegal some places.
Oh the Maple branches would be fun!! Such pretty little blossoms!!
Thanks so much for watching Mary Ellen. Take care 💖 🙂
Here in west central Minnesota, I go foraging around our farm property for birch bark, moss, twigs of all kinds, rocks, pine cones, seed pods, bittersweet... I also make my own grapevine wreaths, and more delicate wreaths from other vines that grow here.😊
Ooo, I have been wanting to make my own wreath. I'll have to see if my father-in-law still has his grape vine clippings. I'll have to see what else can be used around here.
Thanks for the idea 😊
Thanks for watching and sharing. Have a great week 💖
All turned out so cute! I enjoy doing small projects like these so relaxing and fun to make them all differant.
Thank you kindly 🤗 💖
Absolutely love em!! I even sceenshot em!! Thanks hun, Kathylyn, from N.Mississippi ♥
Glad you like them Kathy 😊 💖
Donna, you drive me crazy, I want to make ALL your nature inspired diys! I seriously love everything you make, bless you 🎉 Renee in Colorado 😊
Lol, aw, Renee, thank you so much 🥰 I am so happy you're inspired!!!
Thanks so much for watching and for your support. Take care 💖🤗
Wow Donna each one turned out so gorgeous. It's hard to choose just one, but if I did it would be the ones with birch bark on the peat pots. I go around on our property looking for natural things, pinecones, twigs, branches, rocks. We all have wild raspberries on our property too. I've made pies and cookies with them all. Take care and God Bless y'all always
Mmmm, yummy berries. We forgage berries too 😃
I'm thinking I may need to do something with rocks, I found a stash in my craft room 😆
Thanks for watching Lisa. Have a great week 💖
Oh, so lucky. The farm I grew up on had lots of wild Blackberries, which we did take advantage of. We did have to watch out for bears though!
Wow, you are so blessed to get that birch bark while foraging! I use chunks of fallen trees and bark in my yard too. Our style is very similar-you do amazing artistry here! 👍🏻❤️😊
Aw, thanks so much. I appreciate it 😉
I will have to stop by your channel more often, I get so busy between family, home, and YT that I don't have much time in between 🤪 I'm sure you understand 😉
Thanks so much for watching, I really appreciate it!!
Take care 💖 🙂
I'm in Southern Arizona so there's not a whole lot of the types of materials that you use. But we do have Ocotillo and other type of cactus skeleton. We also do you have branches from trees but they're very different from the trees that you have. There are some places that have pine cones but those are rare. Most everything that we have here has stickers Galore. But I am gaining inspiration on how to use the materials in my area from your videos. So thank you. I like your style using objects in nature more than any of the other Crafters
I am actually very curious about what can be found in nature in Arizona, there's been a few that have said they struggle to find things to craft with. Thank you for sharing with me 🤗 it really helps!!
Thanks so much for watching. Take care 💖 🙂
I really enjoy your videos. I live in the state of Oregon, USA and I forage the exact same things , as you do. I truly love moss, too; I challenge myself to forage as many different varieties as I can and plant them in a shade garden outdoors. Yesterday, I watched your video, talking about bug worries...I place items in zip lock or trash bags with a good bug spray (ortho home defense or bugstop, from Amazon) apply spray directlt to items or spray in bag & seal shut for a week and that takes care of any issues, open every couple of days to check for mildew or dry outside, prior to treating. 😊 I love natural woodland crafts as well as velvet, tapestry, lace, crazy quilt & denim crafts. As far as mushroom spores, I am thinking if you spray with a matte fixative would possibly prevent that.???
Oh that's awesome!!! Yes, we would be collecting a lot of the same things 😃So cool!!!
Those are excellent tips, thank you. I never thought of bug spray. And I have thought about a spray sealant, not sure if it'll work. I have only had the issue once.
Thanks so much for your suggestions and support.
Happy crafting 💖🤗🌿
Hello there I can watch you craft all day and I love all of your projects❤️
Here in Ohio it is a little bit harder to find birch bark but since watching your channel, I challenge myself to walk in different areas and have found some but not as beautiful as yours but it sure does make a Projects look Awesome so thank you so much for teaching us this method with the birch. 🤗
Oh, that's awesome that you were able to find some!! I am hoping to share more ways to use it, I need to Forage some new stuff though. Waiting for the snow to melt 😉
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words. Take care Cheryl 💖 🙂
Oh wow Donna, I just love all of these. I love what you did with the birch bark. I wish I could get some around here. Your creativity amazes me every time. Now I am off to order some peat pots! Thank you for such an inspiring vid! Keep them coming please 💚💚💚
Yay, so glad you were inspired 😀
Thanks so much for watching and for your kind words Valerie. Take care, happy crafting 💖
That daisy trim cost $8/yard at Joann Fabrics 5 years ago!
Oh wow!! Not sure where this came from, I'm in Canada 😉
I love all of these but I’ll be trying the decoupage pot with the branch and nest this week! Off to watch your nest making tutorial. 🪹
Yay, glad you enjoyed. Thanks for watching. Happy crafting 💖🤗
I am so glad that I found your channel a year ago, love all of your crafts and ideas, you are a Canadian version of me through and through, I and my husband also love to go looking for nature things to use in my crafts, don't ever stop doing what you do and make 🫠😊🌿
Aw, this warms my heart Tracy 🥰 Thank you so much for your kind words. It's fun going out together to Forage, great way to bond 😄
Thanks so much for watching and for your support, it's greatly appreciated 😊 💖
These are SO sweet for spring decor. They're all very cute. That last one is just adorable! I can't forage like I used to but where I live we can find MANY things to use in our crafts. I live in the north central part of Kentucky in the country. If you research that just a little, you'll see the wide variety of things that surround me. VERY beautiful area I get to call home 💖. I also have 3 major waterways that run through my county...2 of which come together & that area is known to locals as "the point". One of the rivers that come together there is the great Ohio River. Anyway, LOTS to forage here 💖.
Sounds beautiful 😍 Thanks so much for sharing!!
Thanks you for stopping by Carla, I appreciate it!!
Have a great week 🤗💖
Lovely projects! ❤ THANK YOU
Thanks so much, I appreciate it 🤗
Thanks for watching 💖
I love them all! Thank you for the inspiration!
Glad you like them! 🤗
Thanks for watching 💖
Oh I loved everything you did in this video. I want to try the peat pots. Last year I made some bird nest and stuck them on springs from an old mattress, Looked great. My birds were too heavy so I need to find some way to weight them down. Or make eggs instead.
Oh sounds lovely 😍 love the old spring, idea!!
Thanks for watching. Have a wonderful week Lynda 😊 💖
So beautiful Donna! I think the last one with the little handle would make a cute Easter basket for older kids and adults. Add a gift card, some wrapped candy, or even a seed packet to plant something in the pot. Thank you for your inspiration and wonderful style!
Ooo, great idea!! I think the Peat pots come bigger too 😃
Thanks so much for watching and sharing your ideas!!
Take care 💖
Question FIRST NOT YELLING I HAVE MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS AND EPILEPSY. I USE CAPITALS BECAUSE M.S. GAVE ME OPTIC NEURITIS. CANT SEE LIL LETTERS SO CAPITALS IT IS.
DID YOU GET THAT BIRCH BARK OFF A TREE ? THATS A BIG STRIP TO FIND ON THE GROUND IN SUCH A GOOD CONDITION. REMEMBER PLEASE A QUESTION IS A QUESTION. AND OTHER FOLKS DONT BITE. I DON'T ARGUE. IT'S NOT MY THING.
THE PAPER IS HARD TO FIND BUT VERY GOOD WHEN YOU DO.
I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL.
I LOVE YOUR NATURE CRAFTS .
I TRY WHEN I CAN. AS I DON'T GO ANYWHERE.
BLESSINGS. LOVE HUGGIES KATHLEEN-ANN
Oh, no worries 😉 My Dad used to type in all caps, he found it easier to read as well.
I actually found the birch bark on the ground. I always forage for my bark off the ground, I have been able to find some amazing fallen tree patches in my area 😀
I am so glad you enjoyed.
Thanks so much for watching.
Take care Kathleen 💖
The method of tearing out images from your napkin is similar to the one used by Jody on her channel, Jody’s Craft Room. Love all your nature inspired creations.
I've used that method as well as using a wet paint brush for 30 years. It's been around forever.
@Nancy B, maybe that's where I originally saw it 🤔 🤷♀️
Thanks so much for watching 💖
@@creartivebynature I love your channel. Thank you.
@@brenyule thank you kindly 🤗💖
Lots of creators ❤ use that method!
All of these were beautiful! Here in NW Florida we have pine, cedar, oak, sweet gum, cypress, some maple, China berry, pecan and a few others I'm probably forgetting but unfortunately no Burch trees and our pine trees don't make those tiny pinecones I like to use in Christmas crafts. We also have several fruit trees that make pretty limbs to use. We don't have a true fall season with the pretty colors here but I have dried many different leaves from different trees and bushes and would love to use them some how, any ideas?
Sounds like a beautiful area 😍 I am curious what a person could create with Cypress 🤔 hmm!!
Ooo, I have created a flag wall art using pressed leaves, it was the Canadian flag, but you could create some type of wall art with book papers, it's a pretty combination. I am planning a video and on pressing flowrs, leaves, etc. I will be crafting with those items, so stay tuned later this year 😉
Thanks so much for watching Tammy. Take care 💖
That's a great idea with the book pages for wall art and I'll keep an eye out for your video on the flowers and leaves later this year too. Have you ever tried to decoupage with dried leaves on anything? I'm thinking I may try incorporating some in a journal or some other scrapbooking projects 🤔. Thanks for sharing with us 😊
@@tammydayfl actually I have. I used an oak leaf I had dried and pressed on an art journal page. Looks really cool. I can't remember if I used decoupage glue or something stronger, like tacky glue or even gel medium 🤔 it's been a while since I did it!!
That sounds good, I'll try some different glues and see what happens. Thanks 😊
I live in the Pacific Northwest. I can pretty much find what you find.
Awesome, good to know 😉