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Moss Ball 101! Tired of trying to wrap a square sheet of moss around a foam ball? This easy DIY will add instant Spring to your home decor.

Moss Balls will add some texture and a wonderful pop of green to any room in your home. These DIY moss balls take 5 minutes to make and cost a fraction of the p…

Learn how to make decorative moss balls using supplies found at the Dollar Tree. #dollartree #dollarstore #dollarstorediy #dolllartreefinds #thriftydecoratig #budgetdecorating #farmhouse #farmhousedecor

It's done. My fun little entryway spring vignette is done: I had most of it done for about a week but the part I and most proud of? The moss ball (far right). You know why? Because it is the real deal - living moss. Not the fake floral aisle stuff. There is so much awesome mossy goodness floating around the blogosphere right now. I have a whole board on my Pinterest account dedicated to moss. There are a couple great mossy rock crafts listed on Dollar Store Crafts. My favorite (as far as the…

Make this beautiful moss balls using very affordable products!

What do you do when you need just a little something extra when you are creating a vignette or an arrangement. What do you put in dough bowls or on top of cake stands or

Have you ever wanted to make your own moss balls in different sizes? There are very simple and easy to do with just a few materials!

If you want a different sort of garden indoor garden, then you need to take a look at these DIY kokedama (hanging moss ball planters)!

Kokedama is the Japanese art of growing plants in moss balls. Here, we show you how to create a low maintenance version from tennis balls and sheet moss.

This post is about moss balls, not to be confused with moth balls or matzah balls. Three very different things. When I shared my neutral entryway table vignette, I said I would show how I

When the seasons begin to change, the first area of my home that I want to 'seasonalize' is my front porch. Not only is it one of my favorite features of our ho…

Does anyone else have a front entry that suffers from the winter blahs after Christmas? I always have my favorite green wreaths on the doors, but the porch just seems naked without some kind of plants or flowers in the urns. So, I decided to make some moss balls to add some life! And they were so […]

Call me crazy, but I love a good urn of moss. There’s something so English Garden-esque about it, and I’m a fool for English Garden-esque. I realize this picture has already been posted by home bloggers across the world, but there are so many things I love in it, so I’m sharing it again. {source} […]

Today, kokedama are commonly fashioned into spherical shapes and are frequently produced using houseplants rather than the traditional bonsai plant material of trees and shrubs. Kokedama have recently become particularly popular in New York City, probably as a result of their space-saving qualities—hanging kokedama do not take up important floor or shelf space.Step 1: Measure 2 cups of bonsai soil into a large bowl, dish, or tray. Step 2: Hold the plant over the dish…

Marimo is the Japanese word for "ball seaweed". If you don't want take full care of living fish with Marmo you can create bequtiful aquariums.

23 fun ways to mix moss into your home decor. These DIY moss crafts will help you bring a breath of fresh greenery to your space.

Creating a Kokedama is a fun and unique way to add a Japanese touch to your home or office environment - Here's Everything You Need to Know

If you're bored of growing your plants in traditional pots, then you should think about making a Kokedama. Kokedama is a moss-covered ball of soil where a plant can grow without needing a pot.

Now that all the winter stuff is packed away…I know, I know you’re saying “but Jen, it’s January”… I’m moving on to thinking (and dreaming) of Spring. I just ch…