This cute DIY Spring Split Pea Topiary is the perfect centerpiece for your spring decor or Easter brunch! It’s easy to make with this step-by-step tutorial.
Hello, Ideas for the Home by Kenarry® readers! I’m Amanda From Dwelling in Happiness, and I am thrilled to be here today sharing a super cute DIY craft with you; a Spring Split Pea Topiary!
Materials:
- 1 bag dried green split peas
- 1 6″ foam craft ball
- 1 bag moss
- 1 medium terra cotta pot
- Mod Podge
- Paint brush
- 1 stick (I used a shish-kabob stick)
- Green acrylic craft paint (to match the split peas)
- White acrylic craft paint
- 2 colors craft paint (I chose lilac and aqua)
- 2 thick rubber bands (not pictured)
- Foam to fit inside pot (not pictured)
After the paint has completely dried, very carefully remove the rubber bands, as to not chip any of the paint off.
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I love this! Looks so great and easy to make!
Thanks, Samantha! Didn’t Amanda do a wonderful job? I love how it looks.
Super cute! Love it, Amanda!
Didn’t she do a beautiful job, Kendra! Thanks for stopping by to check out Amanda’s tutorial.
Such a cute idea!! I never would have thought to use split peas but I love how it turned out.
I wouldn’t have either, Amy! I think I’m going to be looking at the whole dried beans/veggies section of the grocery store differently from now on. Thanks for coming over to check out Amanda’s beautiful Spring Split Pea Topiary.
I have seen split pea wreaths before but it didn’t cross my mind to do a faux topiary with it, it looks beautiful, such a great spring idea!
Thanks Gilly! I’d never even thought to use split peas in a craft at all. I’m so impressed by this topiary.
So super cute! I love the blue paired with the purple on the pot – such a springy color combo! What a fun way to make awesome spring decor on a budget 🙂
I love the color combo that Amanda picked too. So pretty for Easter!