Written by: Siobhan of Legends
| This is another simple addition to any home, and as you can see by the finished picture – it is a piece, that because it cannot be walked through, can easily be used to decoratively stop your visitors from falling off a precotious edge to your home. | |
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| This decorative piece will take 2 tiles and roughly 1 minute to toss together. You can make this a lit feature by adding lanterns or com crystals. Just be sure to hide them under the flowers.
This will take up 2 tiles. For my example, I am using an east facing trouph. |
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| Place the two campion flowers in the direction in which the trough will lay when placed.
Raise each flower 4 times with your decorator’s tool. The image to the right shows one flower raised the other not. Be sure to raise them both. |
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| Place the flower box below the two campion flowers. Lower each flower 1 time. You now have a decorative flower box.
I have used these to decorate wedding halls and to create dance floors separated off from the other areas of the room. Below, it was built in a decorative location not only to serve as something enjoyable to look at, but also to prevent people from falling off the edge of the entrance way. |
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| I received an email from Fig of Drachenfels stating that if you know you want a flower box ahead of time – you can implement them during the design process and add flowers after. This picture was included with his note:
Thanks for dropping us a note Fig! |
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