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A pretty Carrot Patch Bouquet for Easter! Fresh flowers sit inside of a hidden vase surrounded by carrots nestled in soil. This unique flower bouquet can be used all spring long!
Carrot Patch Bouquet
We love ALL Easter crafts! Especially if they double as homemade decorations. This pretty spring bouquet can be used all season long. Simply replace the water and flowers as needed. This will look so nice on your Easter table!
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Supplies:
- Large vase
- A smaller vase that fits inside
- Potting soil
- Carrot picks (or fake carrots glued to wooden skewers)
- Fresh flowers
- Water
Instructions:
Begin by placing the smaller vase inside of the larger vase. You can see a smaller version of how we did that for our Valentine’s Candy Heart Bouquet. Fill the larger vase with potting soil. Once it is full, press the soil so it is packed.
With the soil pressed and packed in, you should be able to gently remove the inside vase to remove any soil that fell in. Next, fill the center vase with water. Fill the vase directly in the sink, as shown, or with a pitcher of water.
Craft Tip
With the soil pressed and packed in, you should be able to gently remove the inside vase to replace old water with fresh water as needed, too!
Trim your fresh flowers and place them inside the water. Finally, push the carrot picks inside the soil. We found these picks at our dollar store, but a regular craft store might have something similar. If you can’t find them, glue fake carrots onto wooden skewers instead!
More Spring Projects
Carrot Patch Bouquet
Supplies
- Large vase
- A smaller vase that fits inside
- Potting soil
- Carrot picks (or fake carrots glued to wooden skewers)
- Fresh flowers
- Water
- Optional: shovel/gardening gloves
Instructions
- Place the smaller vase inside of the larger vase
- Fill the larger outside vase with potting soil.
- Once it is full, press the soil so it is packed.
- Fill the center vase with water.
- Trim your fresh flowers and place them inside the water.
- Push the carrot picks inside the soil.
