DIY Pots & Vases

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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Kate
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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 Painted Geo Planters

DIY Gold Painted Geo Planters
We’ve already told you how to make different planters and how to decorate them. Let’s realize on more cool idea – these geo planters as geometric designs are getting more and more popular. You’ll need Gold Leaf Rub ‘n Buff, planters, metallic filler. Just apply Gold Leaf Rub ‘n Buff with your finger, remove mistakes... 
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DIY Wall Mason Jar Planter

DIY Wall Mason Jar Planter
Mason jars are fantastic for crafting, they are almost an inexhaustible source of ideas. Let’s make a mason jar planter, you’ll need wood, a mason jar, a pipe clamp large enough to fit around your mason jar, 1 screw, 2 long nails, 1 strong fat nail, an electric drill, pebbles, soil, and a plant. First... 
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Cool And Simple DIY Macrame Plant Holder

Cool And Simple DIY Macrame Plant Holder
Even if you are not good at making macramé, this craft is for you because here it’s not difficult and you can make it yourself without any problems. You’ll need a small terracotta pot, a paint brush, newspaper, a little plant, white house paint, embroidery thread. Paint your terracotta pot in undercoat. First place it... 
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DIY Sweater Covered Pot For Winter Decor

DIY Sweater Covered Pot For Winter Decor
This winter it’s very cold, and everybody’s looking for some warmth – and so are your plants! To make a warm sweater planter you’ll need a pot, an old sweater, rocks, soil and a plant. Measure the height of the pot and add a few inches to that.  Then use that measurement to cut off... 
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How To: 9 IKEA Pieces Turned Into Planters

How To: 9 IKEA Pieces Turned Into Planters
Go go, IKEA hackers! IKEA pieces are ideal for changing and refashioning, so let’s pick up some pieces for making a planter or even a whole garden. Refashioning a pendant lamp into a planter? Easily! Take the lamp shade, paint it and planter whatever you want. A wine bottle holder IKEA Vurm is also a... 
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DIY Winterized Felt Planter

DIY Winterized Felt Planter
When it’s so cold outside, we want to get warm and winterize everything. Let’s dress our plants! You’ll need some felt, about 40×40 cm, needle and thread. Print the template and cut it out. Draw it on the felt and cut the felt according to the drawings. You’ll get kind of petals of felt. Arise... 
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DIY Chalkboard Pumpkin Planter

DIY Chalkboard Pumpkin Planter
Pumpkins are the main and the most traditional fall decorations. But you can combine a decoration with a functional piece – just make pumpkin planters! The supplies are usual pumpkins, chalkboard paint and brushes. Carve the pumpkins and take all the guts out. Paint them with chalkboard paint as many layers as you need and... 
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