Use different types of glass vessels for variety from "summary" of Tiny World Terrariums by Michelle Inciarrano,Katy Maslow
One way to add visual interest to your terrarium collection is to choose a variety of glass vessels. Different shapes, sizes, and styles can create a more dynamic display, allowing each tiny world to stand out in its own unique way. Consider experimenting with different materials as well, such as clear glass, colored glass, or even hanging terrariums made of metal or plastic. Mixing and matching these elements can add depth and texture to your overall design, making each terrarium a truly one-of-a-kind creation. When selecting vessels for your terrariums, think about the type of environment you want to create. A tall, narrow vase might be perfect for a vertical landscape, while a wide, shallow dish could be ideal for a desert scene. Don't be afraid to think outside the box – or in this case, the glass jar. Look for interesting containers at thrift stores, flea markets, or even in your own kitchen cabinets. You might be surprised at the creative possibilities that emerge when you start thinking beyond the traditional terrarium mold.- The key is to have fun with your terrariums and let your imagination run wild. By mixing and matching different types of glass vessels, you can create a diverse and visually stimulating collection that will bring joy and wonder to any space.
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