Flower arrangement upcycling Dry Corn Leaves / DIYHUB JANUARY CONTEST

Cut those sections of the leaves that are broken.

Mark with a pencil and cut with a cutter.

Put some glue on the base of the plastic bottle and glue the dried corn husks little by little until the bottle is completely covered.

Leave one centimeter between the edge of the bottle and wrap a colored worsted ribbon around the bottle. Tie a knot and leave the ends free.

To decorate the ends of the yarn, you can color them with wooden beads or pieces of cork. Cut wine corks with a sharp knife. Try to cut pieces 1 cm thick.

Pass the tip of the staple through a blunt needle and put it through the cork. Tie a knot at the end.

To give it a cute touch, you can place a couple of buttons on the cork circles. Place a little glue in the center, and that's it. Cut off the leftover yarn.

You can also place some colored yarn at the base of our vase. Border the base with glue and carefully adhere to the yarn of your choice.

You can cut a few of the parts that protrude from the tips of the corn leaves.

Look how nice it looks!

Once the vase is ready, we fill it with water only up to 3/4 of its capacity.

Have some flowers and green foliage on hand. Try to have a variety of them to make a colorful arrangement.

Place foliage on both sides of the arrangement. It will frame the flowers that will be placed inside the arrangement.

Place some flowers at the front. Try to make them flowers that have a little fall, so they will integrate naturally to the edge of the vase, and it will look beautiful.

Place the rest of the flowers giving a little height to the arrangement. Try to make it look natural despite having some symmetry.

Once finished, you can place this arrangement in a special place. It can be on the dining table. Perhaps on your desk at work.

It is a very original flower arrangement. You can make it as a gift. The best thing is that it is a way to recycle some materials and give them a utilitarian use.