DIY DIY Pots & Vases

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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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 Decorated Gold Planter Pot

DIY Decorated Gold Planter Pot
These simple gold planter pots are easy to make and cool for décor! The supplies are Mod Melts, mold, a plain white planter and shiny gold spray paint. Make a whole pile of nests: put Mod Melts in a high heat glue gun and then squirt them into the mold. Let them cool, use dabs... 
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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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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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17 Cute DIY Chalkboard Planters

17 Cute DIY Chalkboard Planters
If you are keen on growing plants or flowers, or need some pots for your garden, here’s a great idea how to diversify the usual planters – paint them chalkboard! You may choose a clay or a porcelain planter, or even a wooden one, and paint the whole of it, or just make some stripes,... 
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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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How To Renovate Old Planters With Fabric

How To Renovate Old Planters With Fabric
If you have some pots that you want to look cool and colorful, according to your summer mood, here’s an idea for you.  The supplies are simple: pieces of fabric, scissors, glossy spray paint in the color you like,  Mod podge and a paintbrush. Put your pots on a piece of paper and spray your... 
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DIY Originally Dipped Ceramic Planters

DIY Originally Dipped Ceramic Planters
Garden season continues and we think of our gardens, How can you make usual ceramic pots interesting and original? The simplest variant is to paint them but not in a usual way. For the project you’ll need ceramic pots, plastic or foil and some paint. Take a pot and put some paint on the bottom... 
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