DIY Color Block Balsa Wood Planters

DIY Color Block Balsa Wood Planters
Need a couple of cool planters? Here we are with a project from BrePurposed blog. You’ll need balsa wood, craft paint, a hot glue gun, foil tape, soil and succulents. You’ll want to start by cutting these into squares. You’ll need 5 per planter (one for the bottom and one for each side). Once you... 
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DIY Minimalist Round Concrete Planter

DIY Minimalist Round Concrete Planter
Concrete planters are an extremely popular craft as they are cheap, fast, easy and there are a lot of shapes to try. The mix for these planters consists of 2 parts dry cement mix to 3 parts sand and water. As a general rule, the more cement mix you add, the paler the end result... 
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8 Fun And Creative DIY Easter Planters To Make

8 Fun And Creative DIY Easter Planters To Make
Easter is coming and more and more Easter crafts appear. Today I offer you to craft some fun planters that will make you happy not only at Easter but also after it. The first thing that comes to our mind is egg shell planters: just take some eggs, clean them inside and paint if you... 
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Touch Of Spring: Magnetic DIY Daffodil Planters

Touch Of Spring: Magnetic DIY Daffodil Planters
It’s spring and it’s time to bring it vibe inside. These awesome planters from DelianeateYourDwelling is right what you need! Prepare yellow craft paint, decoupage matte finish, a paper trimmer, white spray paint, scrapbook paper, two metal spice containers, washi tape, magnets and hot glue. Read what to do in the source. 
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Cute Decoupage DIY Spring-Inspired Planters

Cute Decoupage DIY Spring-Inspired Planters
Spring is here! It’s time to change yourself and everything around you with that special spring charm. Let’s make these spring-inspired planters for your herbs! The supplies are a plain white tea-cup, floral napkins, decoupage glue, a brush, scissors. First, carefully cut out the floral pattern from the napkin about 3/4 of your cup of... 
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DIY Spray Painted Concrete Planters

DIY Spray Painted Concrete Planters
Concrete planters are very actual for modern décor because they are cool, simple and minimalist. We’ve already made some, and here’s one more stylish idea. Prepare a carton, 2 parts of quick-drying cement, 1 part water, a bowl, a spoon, masking tape, spray paint, scissors, a toilet paper roll and pebbles. Open and clean the... 
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15 Trendy DIY Geometric Planters You Can Easily Make

15 Trendy DIY Geometric Planters You Can Easily Make
Geometric designs are getting more and more popular, and a couple of such furniture pieces and decorations will make your home super trendy. I’ve rounded up the easiest and the most necessary decorations that every home may need – planters! Geometric planters and pots are an awesome idea for anyone, they are easy to make,... 
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Eye-Catching DIY Terracotta Planter Restyling

Eye-Catching DIY Terracotta Planter Restyling
Painting and restyling usual vases and pots is one of the most popular crafts as it’s super easy and you can get a very personalized piece. Let’s take terracotta pots and turn them into cool and eye-catching ones! You’ll need planters, white spray paint, grey and yellow acrylic paint, paper tape, a black permanent marker... 
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Chic DIY Marble Air Plant Holder

Chic DIY Marble Air Plant Holder
Don’t you think that marble has a luxurious and chic look? You can get this look for your air plants for just a couple of dollars – just look the tutorial that Whydontyoumakeme blog had shared! Prepare two different colored oven-bake clays, an Xacto knife and a clay carving tool. Start by cutting each color... 
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DIY Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters

DIY Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters
These cool colorful cone planters are designed as a summer display. The supplies are styrofoam cones, scalpel, wooden skewers, paint, dirt, symmetrical succulents, string, hot glue guns. Use your scalpel to carve out a well in the middle of the base of the cone. Take your wooden skewer and push it through the bottom of... 
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