After you let it cool, you can start dipping the newspaper into the thick liquid. Apply the strips all around the cardboard flower sculpture until it is completely covered. Let the structure dry ...

2. Wet the cardboard thoroughly, then add soil or mulch on top. 3. Next, patience is key. Wait until the cardboard breaks down and your garden settles into its new home. 4. Once the soil is settled, ...

The first step is to cut out two cardboard flowers. However, you want these flowers to be reminiscent of the "flower power" symbols from the late 1960s and early 1970s.