That’s right, I spared no detail on this design! I wanted the final result to look as realistic as possible, just like one of those real metal and glass terrariums - and from a few feet away, it’ll even fool your guests, too! I’ll even show you how to use your Cricut to cut acetate for the terrarium’s windows. I’ll show you how to create the terrarium itself, and then we’ll prepare the base for faux succulents, also made of cardstock. I liked using foil cardstock for the top part because it looks like metal, just like on a real terrarium. Unlike live plants, these will never die!įirst I’ll show you how to prepare and cut the pyramid terrarium files, then later on I’ll cover the orb-shaped one.

At first glance, they really don’t look as though they’re made of mostly cardstock, do they? These are any easy way to enjoy the look of your own terrarium filled with beautiful succulents … with no green thumb necessary. Easy Paper Craft Ideas & Projects ExpandĮvery time I look at these amazing little terrariums, I can’t believe how real they look.