Very Easy DIY Gold Goblet Planter

Very Easy DIY Gold Goblet Planter
The easiest and coolest planter ever? Yes, please! I think that this planter is the champion among the easiest crafts! The supplies are a $1 plastic goblet (or maybe a glass one), gold spray paint, a black sharpie. Spray two coats of gold spray paint, let dry and use a black sharpie to draw on... 
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Super Cute DIY Wall Mounted Pinch Pots

Super Cute DIY Wall Mounted Pinch Pots
We’ve already told you of many different pots but these ones are super cool as you can attach them right to the wall! You’ll need at least 2oz polymer clay per pot, and some 3M adhesive tabs for hanging. Roll polymer clay into an egg shape. Push the center to about 1/4″ base thickness. Then... 
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Mother’s Day DIY Pink Mason Jar Vases

Mother’s Day DIY Pink Mason Jar Vases
Mother’s Day is coming very soon, and it’s high time to make a gift or just a decoration dedicated to this day. To make these vases you’ll need pint mason jars, Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage, water, gel food colors, craft sticks, a cookie sheet, parchment paper, a measuring spoon, Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage Floral Lace,... 
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How To Decorate Planters With Self-Adhesive Shelf Liner

How To Decorate Planters With Self-Adhesive Shelf Liner
How can you easily decorate simple planters? We’ve told you about many ideas, and here’s one more. You’ll need planters, self-adhesive shelf liner, scissors and X-acto knife. Following the design, cut shelf liner strips and attach them to the planter from below the rim all the way to the bottom. Overlapped the strips of shelf... 
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DIY Painted Mason Jar Succulent Planters

DIY Painted Mason Jar Succulent Planters
Succulents have already conquered the world as they are super cute and don’t need much care. To make a nice home and display in one for them you’ll need 3 mason jars, some craft paint, sandpaper. Give the jars two coats of paint but paint just on the lower third of the jars, kind of... 
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DIY One Step Gold Leaf Vase

DIY One Step Gold Leaf Vase
Spring is time of flowers and if you don’t have a vase you like or you want some more, then you’ll love this simple and cool tutorial. You’ll need only painter’s tape, gold leaf paint and a glass or mason jar you like. So, attach masking tape in the area that is not to be... 
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Bright DIY Cupcake Succulent Planters

Bright DIY Cupcake Succulent Planters
More succulent love! Today we’ll please our favorite plants with these cheerful homes! We’ve told you of many succulent planters but none of them is so colorful and fun. You’ll need cupcake liners, tin cans and hot glue. Take a cupcake liner and fold it in half. Fold it again in half. Start hot gluing... 
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DIY Succulent Planter From A Toothbrush Holder

DIY Succulent Planter From A Toothbrush Holder
I’ve seen many succulent planters but this one is really original because it’s made of a toothbrush holder. It’s a very good idea if you have several small succulents. The supplies are a ceramic toothbrush holder, gold spray paint, masking tape, soil and succulents. Start by masking part of your toothbrush holder with tape, then... 
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DIY Gold Leaf Vases Or Votives For Decor

DIY Gold Leaf Vases Or Votives For Decor
These beautiful gold leaf vases can become a cool home decoration for any season. The supplies are a gold leaf, a gold leaf adhesive, a brush for the adhesive, a big brush, small glasses or votives. Put the glue on your glasses where you want the gold leaf to go. The glue has to dry... 
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Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase

Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase
Spring is here and it’s time to celebrate it decorating your home with various spring-inspired pieces. For this framed vase you’ll need 7×10 blank chalkboard, an extra fine permanent marker, white transfer paper, 12 gauge craft wire, chevron washi tape and a ball half-pint jar. Print out what you want to transfer onto the frame.... 
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