Hi Carlleah! If you're leaving it on the wall for a long time, I would just take a low suction vacuum cleaner to it, using the hose attachment to gently clean the dust. I wouldn't use anything super powerful like a Dyson though, or you'll lose some flowers! 😊
Hi Lianne! I actually used a foam core board from the dollar store! 😊 They're cheap and easy to find. If you don't have dollar tree near you, Michaels craft store also sells them, for a couple dollars more.
Hi Deborah! Sorry to disappoint! I used the same technique to make the flower wall; I just used different flowers since it was fall when I filmed and I didn't see the spring flowers at Dollar Tree until later when I was checking out. 😊 If you buy the spring flowers and glue them to the foam board, you get the wall shown in the picture!
@@MarissaExplains both projects are very beautiful, I'm not trying to be malicious. I was all hype to see the one your were standing in front of, then it was something totally different. Question... how big is the the wall you're standing in front of, how much did it cost? If you don't mind sharing.
@@deborahlafaye No problem! 😊 I made 8 spring flower boards and taped them up on the wall portrait style (not landscape), 4 on top and 4 underneath. The finished size of that was 80" wide by 60" tall. My walls have chair rail molding halfway down with wainscoting on the lower half of the wall so I only had to decorate the top half. 🙂 The cost of each panel is $26 (25 Bunches of flowers and one foam board) before tax, so my wall being 8 panels cost $208 before sales tax.
This fall wall is lovely😍
so beautiful flowers thank-you fos sharing
Great video and Sasha is adorable at the end!!!
This is so lovely!
Beautiful. You are so talented! You got it from me...ha ha. Grandma
Haha! I certainly did! 🥰 Thank you for teaching me everything!!
@@MarissaExplains Have lots more to teach you!
Beautiful
This will be perfect for my daughter baby shower
Gorgeous! Thank you for this video!
If I was to make a wall backdrop how would I clean the flowers as times goes on
Hi Carlleah! If you're leaving it on the wall for a long time, I would just take a low suction vacuum cleaner to it, using the hose attachment to gently clean the dust. I wouldn't use anything super powerful like a Dyson though, or you'll lose some flowers! 😊
Thanks mama
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What is the pannel you used? Is it canvas? X
Hi Lianne! I actually used a foam core board from the dollar store! 😊 They're cheap and easy to find. If you don't have dollar tree near you, Michaels craft store also sells them, for a couple dollars more.
Don’t waste your time. She’s not showing how she made the wall she’s standing in front of. Total let down!
Hi Deborah! Sorry to disappoint! I used the same technique to make the flower wall; I just used different flowers since it was fall when I filmed and I didn't see the spring flowers at Dollar Tree until later when I was checking out. 😊 If you buy the spring flowers and glue them to the foam board, you get the wall shown in the picture!
@@MarissaExplains both projects are very beautiful, I'm not trying to be malicious. I was all hype to see the one your were standing in front of, then it was something totally different. Question... how big is the the wall you're standing in front of, how much did it cost? If you don't mind sharing.
@@deborahlafaye No problem! 😊 I made 8 spring flower boards and taped them up on the wall portrait style (not landscape), 4 on top and 4 underneath. The finished size of that was 80" wide by 60" tall. My walls have chair rail molding halfway down with wainscoting on the lower half of the wall so I only had to decorate the top half. 🙂 The cost of each panel is $26 (25 Bunches of flowers and one foam board) before tax, so my wall being 8 panels cost $208 before sales tax.
@@MarissaExplains Thank you ! This helps me out a lot! I am creating one for my friends new business.
@@deborahlafaye good luck!! 😃 Hope it turns out great!