Last weekend I showed my girlfriends how to make
hypertufa bee skeps. After seeing theirs, I wanted another one.Today, I mixed some for myself.
I tried a pumpkin for the first time.
I need a better form.
I have seen on pinterest to use a
plastic pumpkin that kids carry for candy.
We'll see how this works.
I also made some for my fairy gardens.
3 little pumpkins and 2 little bee skeps.
The recipe was 1 part Portland cement
1 part peat moss and 1 part perlite
mix with water.
It's like making mud pies as a child.
Julie ~
ReplyDeleteI absolutely LOVE your beeskep. It's on my list of things to do, too, but my list is way too long :)
Hugs,
Lauren
Oh, what did you use for the beeskep form?
ReplyDeleteThanks :)
Yes, the beeskep is awesome! Wow! This is such a neat project. But, I got in trouble as a kid for making mudpies. That is probably not a good start... Oh the pumpkins are so dear too!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing this!
Love and hugs,
Heather
sounds interesting!...
ReplyDeleteI've had the hypertufa recipe forever ~ have I made any? ~ No!! Love yours ~ you go girl!!
ReplyDeleteOhi do love the beeskep and pumpkins, great....Blessings Francine.
ReplyDeleteHow cool are those little creations you made! Will these stay outside since they are part cement? I love the idea of making your own yard art!
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