2. With Leaves

Hop on over to Bob Vila if you’re feeling some type of way for fall. We love this addition in a more unsuspecting part of the house.

3. Small Floral

Instructables has a smaller project to try your hand out. Learn how to make a simple floral piece to brighten up the porch or kitchen area with.

4. Wall Art

Have the kids dive into this project with the help from Smart School House. Have a beautiful, stained glass piece fixated anywhere with your kiddo’s personal twist on each.

5. Mario

The Nifty Nerd has a unique project featured too. Recreate your favorite video game character and display him proudly!

6. Framed Suncatchers

Uncommon Designs has another project for the kids to delight themselves with. Frame their suncatchers and enjoy all the pretty colors and light.

7. Bottles

We’re really digging this project from Stitch Talk. It’s unique and it’s a great way to dip your toes into the DIY world.

8. Add Pasta

Babble Dabble Do used pasta to create their faux stained class. It’s a great project for the family to indulge in on a Sunday afternoon.

9. Mason Jars

You’ll want to check out this fun mason jar project too. Add a bit of fun to your rustic scheme! (via)

10. Use Crayons

Babble Dabble Do gives us yet another great project for your kids to dive into. Grab the crayons and have them styling their own bits of glass.

11. Luminary

Of course a faux stained glass luminary would be something we’d swooned for. Check out this tutorial over at Crafts by Amanda.

12. Garden Globe

Club Chica Circle shows us how to bring that beautiful stained glass feel to the garden. Learn how to make this piece to decorate your green thumb magic now!

13. Spring Art

Visit Artful Parent to learn how to set up this project for the little ones of the house. Infuse some spring spirit into the house with the right colors.

14. Mosaic

Craftster gets a bit more tedious with this stained glass mosaic project. For those that want something a bit less novice, check this one out.

15. Easter Eggs

Mad in Crafts gives us a faux stained glass DIY for Easter time! These beautiful eggs can be used to decorate in so many ways, in baskets and on trees.

16. Coasters

Rosyscription has a unique idea as well. Learn how to make some stained glass coasters that bring in a pop of color and light to the tables.

17. Dinner Plates

We’re inspired by this glass painting project from Jader Bomb. There are so many different ways to hone your skills and recreate that stained glass feel here.

18. Bird Paintings

And finally, over at Happy Together, you can learn how to make these beauties, or something a bit similar. Decorate the hallways or your home office with them!

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1. Paper succulents

Craftberry Bush shows you how to cut, fold, and form these adorable little paper succulents that will last you even longer than real, hardy little succulents!
2. Felt succulents

Do you like the idea of faux succulents but feel as though working with paper isn’t really your style? Try creating these adorably soft felt succulents instead! Shaken Together guides you through the process of making them.
3. Tissue paper branches

Lia Griffith reminds you how useful tissue paper can be in the world of DIY! We love how realistic these cute little white blossoms look popping out of this vase.
4. Dried flower hangings

Technically this idea does involve real flowers, but they’re not ones that are going to die on you! Anthology Mag suggests hanging bunches of dried plants or flowers along the wall for a vintage appearance that still incorporates a bit of greenery!
5. Spiral paper rose plant

Lia Griffith gives you another idea for little paper flowers, but this time the tiny blossoms are made by creating a spiral with the paper. We love how delicate they look despite being made from a long lasting material.
6. Faux dirt centerpiece

DIY Maven gives you the solution to replacing the plants you like that are potted and therefore involve dirty. These little blossoms look like they’re potted in dirt, but it’s all a DIY illusion!
7. Imitation Bonsai tree

Craft Organic shows you a very neat trick! This DIY Bonsai tree actually is made of real plants pieced together, but it’ll last you much longer and be much easier to care for than a real bonsai tree.
8. Wooden houseplant sculptures

Selja Ojanne lays out an awesome DIY concept for enthusiasts who are good at wood working! These little geometric plants are pieced together from smaller, angular pieces of wood and we love how modern they look.
9. Faux topiaries

Don’t let the word “faux” fool you! These DIY topiaries by In My Own Style make decor that’s just as enjoyable as the real thing, but much lower maintenance.
10. Crocheted plant

Tulip Square reminds you how unique and creative crocheted crafts really can be. A cactus might not be the first thing that comes to mind when you set out to find a new crochet project, but we’re sure glad we know it’s an option now!
11. Fabric scrap cacti

Are you a sewing enthusiast with a spare bin of fabric scraps lying around? Follow Sian Keegan‘s lead and transform those into plush little sections or fringy strips that will sit on a stuffed base in a tiny planter.
12. Paper planter

Nice Paper Toys actually gives you a printable template to use as your very own tutorial in creating a complete paper garden. We love the simplicity of the idea, both in practice and as decor.
13. Paper orchids

Lia Griffith shows you an alternative to creating just tiny rose blossoms out of paper. Instead, make some detailed cuts and golds to create a bigger, more open orchid style of flower for your faux garden.
14. Embroidered pin cushion cactus

Winsome Hollow shows you how to upcycle pin cushions into decorative cacti, stuffed to stand to sttention from whatever pot or cup you’ve place them in.
15. Faux fern and burlap wrap

Posh House reminds you that buying the occasional thing pre-made isn’t the end of the DIY world. Sometimes it’s nice  to start making a faux garden with some fake plants and just customizing or crafting the planter, jar, or case.

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