Woman makes a stunning flower wall using faux bouquets from Home Bargains & people are desperate to copy her idea
A WOMAN made a flower wall in her back garden using faux flowers from Home Bargains, and people reckon it looks like something straight out of Alice in Wonderland. With Brits spending more time than ever in their gardens, once woman decided to give hers a makeover. Rather than looking at a bland fence, she […]
A WOMAN made a flower wall in her back garden using faux flowers from Home Bargains, and people reckon it looks like something straight out of Alice in Wonderland.
With Brits spending more time than ever in their gardens, once woman decided to give hers a makeover.
Rather than looking at a bland fence, she bought a trellis and decorated it with pink and cream fake flowers, turning it into a Kim Kardashian-esque flower wall.
She picked up eight fake bunches from Home Bargains, which cost her around £20, and scattered them across the trellis.
The crafty woman shared her project to Facebook group Extreme Couponing and Bargains UK, where nearly 6,000 people have liked her post.
She said: “Flower fence. Just need to add fairy lights when the rain stops.
People reckoned the flower wall looked like something out of the classic film[/caption]Reminds me of Alice in Wonderland
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“Trellis with attached leaves was from B&Q and the flowers were from Home Bargains (used 8 bunches).”
And confirming the cost of the wall, she added: “I paid £42 for the trellis (you can get them cheaper) and £20 for the flowers.”
Hundreds of people have been inspired to create something similar, with a few pointing out her flower wall looked like something out of Alice in Wonderland.
Commenting online, one person said: “It looks amazing.”
Another wrote: “Omg I wanna do this.”
A third thought: “It’s like Alice in wonderland it’s so pretty.”
Agreeing, this person added: “Reminds me of Alice in Wonderland.”
While another person raved: “Wow that’s beautiful.”
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