Create A Vase Using Cane (And Style With Dried Florals)

Caning is everywhere right now — from store bought furniture to DIY projects. It is classic and never goes out of style. So, for this project, we decided to cover a glass vase in cane webbing (otherwise known as caning), and paired it with a mix of dried florals and grass. It's the perfect decor for your home or for a celebration.

The earthy grasses and floral tones look so beautiful with the light caning color. We just love the shades of terra cotta, pinks, mustard, and yellows. Read on for how to make the simple vase and pretty arrangement.

Sara Albers

Sara Albers

Sara Albers

Step 1

Wrap the cane webbing around the vase, and then mark on the inside of the caning with pencil where you want to cut.

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Step 2

Cut the cane webbing at the "end" of the pattern so there will be minimal unraveling when cut.

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Step 3

Next, add hot glue to the edge of the caning. Use a small amount of hot glue so that it doesn't seep through the cane webbing. Once you wrap the webbing around the vase, adhere down the back with glue.

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Step 4

Finally, add a mix of the pampas grass, bunny tails, and dried flowers to the vase.

Sara Albers

Sara Albers

Sara Albers