DIY Decorations

How To Make Crated Succulent Planters

How To Make Crated Succulent Planters
Succulents forever! I’ve never seen the plants that would require less care and look so good at the same time without any blossom. If you want to add succulents to your interior but in some cozy rustic way, use old crates. You’ll need some crates, a pot, soil and succulents. You’ll have to find a... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Rustic Chic DIY Concrete Planters

Rustic Chic DIY Concrete Planters
Concrete planters are always the best ones due to the minimalist style they show and the fact that they are suitable both for the indoors and outdoors and blend into the landscape in a naturally cool way that layers of terra cotta pots just don’t. To make these planters just mix the concrete, spray your... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Glamorous DIY Glitter Planters

Glamorous DIY Glitter Planters
We’ve already told you of many ideas to paint a planter, from nail polish painting to painting with chalkboard paint, and here’s one more way to make a usual terra cotta pot cheerful and glamorous. The supplies are a small plant, a small terra cotta pot, Mod Podge, glitter, a paint brush. The steps are... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Nail Polish Marbled DIY Planters

Nail Polish Marbled DIY Planters
Guys, can you imagine that nail polish may give you endless opportunities of coloring a planter? The supplies are planters, nail polish, a big bucket of water. Fill the bucket about halfway with water and let it come to room temperature. Pour in nail polish of the color you like and let it spread out... 
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Colorful Handmade Solo Cup Succulents

Colorful Handmade Solo Cup Succulents
Love for succulents! They look so pretty and create a cozy atmosphere and don’t require too much care! The important thing is just to find a good planter for them. Here’s an idea of a colorful cup for a succulent. The supplies are solo cups, a hot glue gun, pom pom trim, bright spray paint,... 
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14 Awesome DIY Outdoor Planters

14 Awesome DIY Outdoor Planters
For your patio or garden you’ll need some cool planters to plant your favorite flowers which can’t be planted into the earth. There are so many ideas! For minimalist style take concrete and make some planters of them; repurpose some things to make a pot – a piece of felt, an old dresser, a chair,... 
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DIY Spring Decor Stamped Pots

DIY Spring Decor Stamped Pots
We continue to tell you about cute spring and Easter crafts that would make your home pretty and cozy this season. Today it’s high time for cute spring décor pots! The supplies are mini terra cotta pots, white spray paint, alphabet stamp set, twigs, cotton balls, paper flowers, glue gun. Spray the pots white and... 
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DIY Decorations

How To Make Easter Egg Cups With Grass

How To Make Easter Egg Cups With Grass
Here’s a cool spring decoration for any party, especially for an Easter one! If you love greenery, if you love nature, make some cool and rustic pots with grass. You’ll need a dozen (more or less) eggs, some planting soil, and grass seeds. Place some soil into each egg cup so that it would be... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Cool DIY Cement Planters For Succulents

Cool DIY Cement Planters For Succulents
Succulents are very popular today, and best of all they look in concrete planters. Wanna make them yourself? Here’s the instruction! You’ll need spray paint, a bucket, a stick for stirring, a measuring cup, plastic gloves, a large spoon/plastic cup, rapid set cement, a larger container for mold, a smaller container for inside of mold... 
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Stylish DIY Planter Of A Fallen Tree Piece

Stylish DIY Planter Of A Fallen Tree Piece
Succulents have become everybody’s love recently because they are cute and simple to take care of. Here’s a great idea how to use a piece of an old tree as a planter for some cool succulent.  You’ll need a piece of tree – don’t cut it, just take some fallen tree, a drill, sand paper,... 
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