I frantically looked to see who had sent me a package. “…it made me think of you.” was the note that accompanied the sweet surprise waiting on my doorstep from West Elm.
Nestled safely within the box was a delicate glass ornament that immediately evoked thoughts of terrariums and plants. I admit, I had to google it just to be sure.
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Indeed, they are the prettiest, most artistic displays for plants that don’t need anything but air. All I need to do now is to find one of these little guys for my glass bubble.
I was amused to find others who have turned air plants into chandeliers,
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…and even mirrors.
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While less is often more, I do confess that I may have my thoughtful friend to blame for this newfound addiction fascination. Just what I need: a new hobby. 
Where should I hang my glass bubble? Any suggestions?
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Thanks for your website Ruth! Every time I visit, it feels like I’m at a spa! (-: Just a nice relaxing place to stop by! I’ve had air plants before, and would like to do something creative with them also. I have a beautiful antique mirror….hummmmm….
Ruth, I love this! My mind is spinning now where I could do something like this. What a cool idea!
So, I found this website: http://www.airplantsupplyco.com/collections/air-plants-all
They have a ton of different air plants. I’ll probably have to do some shopping!
Thanks for the post.
That is AWESOME! OMGoodness I might have to get me some
I think I’m going to get my air plant through etsy. I contacted TortoiseLovesDonkey, the etsy shop connected to the 4th photo down on this post. They seem to have good prices and lovely style! Let me know if you all get some…send me pics too!