Faux moss wall art

DIY Moss wall art on an acrylic pexiglass floating frame using SuperMoss reindeer moss

This is one of the easiest DIYs I’ve created. It adds greenery to an area that would not have been possible using traditional plants. Moss walls do not need to be watered (because the moss is dead) and hold up best in low-light areas.

super simple steps to make a moss wall

An out-of-the-box and fun do-it-yourself project, this guide will show you exactly how to make the moss wall (in this case frame) of your dreams! It’s pretty straightforward, but you will need a frame, backing (usually comes with the frame), moss, adhesive (hot glue works), and hardware (optional if you wish to hang it). Alternately, you can buy a DIY moss wall kit which includes everything but the glue. If you’re furnishing your own supplies, you’re going to want to choose a preserved moss…

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Coconut fibre is great for making Moss Wall paintings since you can easily attach moss to it. Use superglue and glass or plastic painting frame. That way excess water will not damage wood. Check out my video of this Moss Art Wall painting on my YouTube channel! #moss #mosspainting #mosswall #mossart #aquascape #aquascaping #adatools #coconut #coconutfibre