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Collect some big branches and tie them to the poles, could also try to paper mache the poles but I am unsure how thatd hold up in setup.
ooh, draping some green yarn as "moss"/"lichen" over the branches & table could look cool, and maybe crocheting others for variety!
Way better plan than the fake plastic vines I was looking at. I'd rather not beef up on macro plastics if I can avoid it.
Got anyone you can steal garden trimmings from? I feel like ground cover would work well. Assuming spring has come to your area already...
Myself, yes. I live near a swamp so I can collect a fuck bunch of reeds and crap in no time. Unfortunately spring is not here yet, but reeds are forever.
nice! will the bowl of eyeballs also be making an appearance? planting that in a pile of leaves on the table would be a v witchy centrepiece :D
I'm stealing this. I can make a bowl out of felted leaves to re-use.
Good idea, I have to prune all the trees soon, too. Paper mache probably wouldn't hold up but I can for sure wrap them in reeds and branches.