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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Geometric Metal Tubing Hanging Planter

DIY Geometric Metal Tubing Hanging Planter
This simple modern planter is the perfect addition to your boring corner or window area. Using metal piping and twine with a few easy steps, hang any bowl or planter to spruce up a bare space. You’ll need metal tubing, a pipe cutter, tape measure, twine, string or thin wire for connecting tubing, a bowl... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Brass Himmeli Hanging Planter

DIY Brass Himmeli Hanging Planter
We’ve already told you of some cool himmeli crafts, and as this idea is in trend, let’s make another craft – a himmeli hanging planter. You’ll need brass tubing, a planter/small bowl, a pipe cutter, brass wire. Cut your brass tubing using the pipe cutter.  Depending on the size and shape of your bowl you... 
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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

Cheerful DIY Pineapple-Inspired Planter

Cheerful DIY Pineapple-Inspired Planter
Add a fun summer touch to your home with this pineapple planter! You’ll need a round glass bowl, paint, a foam brush, a skewer, clear coat spray. Start adding some yellow and brown paint to a plate. Use your foam brush to mix the paint a bit and then dab paint all around the bowl.... 
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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Fast Openwork Cube Planter

DIY Fast Openwork Cube Planter
Every plant needs a planter to spread its roots in, and this original and easy planter with a stand will cost just $30! Prepare a 12” terra cotta planter, (6) 1”square wooden dowels that are 36” long, wood glue, a nailer or screws, a wood filler. Start by cutting (12) 13” pieces.  If you are... 
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DIY Furniture

DIY Outdoor Cedar Bench With Planters

DIY Outdoor Cedar Bench With Planters
Now, in summer, furniture for outdoors is popular more than ever, and we are looking forward to share a cool outdoor bench tutorial with you! It’s not only a seating but also a decorative piece with space for planters. First, the list of the tutorial, you’ll need 15 cedar 2×4’s, 6 cedar 1×6’s, gorilla glue,... 
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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Gold Leaf Fence Planter Box

DIY Gold Leaf Fence Planter Box
It’s time for original planters! To amek one you’ll need a picket fence planter box, white craft paint, painter’s tape, Krylon spray adhesive, gold leaf, Mod Podge Outdoor Formula, a paint brush, terra cotta pots, saucers & plants. Paint the picket fence planter box white on the inside and out first.  Once your fence planter... 
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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

12 Cheerful DIY Painted And Dipped Planters To Make

12 Cheerful DIY Painted And Dipped Planters To Make
We continue the series of painted things to make as it’s a cool and easy way of décor suitable for anybody including kids. Today it’s all about planters! As always for such a project you’ll need any planter, jar, pot or glass that you like, paint and a paintbrush or just spray paint you like.... 
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DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Striped Planter With Liquid Gold Leaf

DIY Striped Planter With Liquid Gold Leaf
Guys, here’s another cool planter project for you! The supplies are Martha Stewart Gold Gilding, black cover satin aerosol, foam brushes, adhesive vinyl. Grab your planter pots, take them outside and spray paint them black evenly. Be sure to flip the planter over and paint the top rim. Use a thinly cut strip of vinyl... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

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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DIY Pots & Vases

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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