The Delicious Monsters in our Garden have produced the most amazing giant blooms. The outer casing is tough and helmet-like and the inner stamen is almost like a corn or mealie cob!
With a huge dose of inspiration from SkinnyLaMinx and her paper cutout tut - I decided to find my box of craft knives and declare my Valentine love for my man in a crafty way.
The Monstera Deliciosa Spathe added a fresh and quirky finishing touch to my naive work of art!


5 comments:
Now that is a monstrous task you tackled. (I would have cut the "O" all the way round, and been in trouble with having a hole!)
I love that you went handmade, and made time for your hubby - so special!
I've never seen one of these, appropriately they look quite odd. (and I don't mean yout cut outs - I hope your hubby recipricated)
I LOVE the cut-outs!
The delicious monster flower is amazing. Ours looks like it might bloom soon too. I actually didn't even know that they got flowers until these strange looking pods started to appear for the first time this year.
Love it! I hope he liked it too (of course he did!)
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