DIY Pots & Vases

Self-Watering Planters For Starting Seeds

Self-Watering Planters For Starting Seeds
It’s spring and time for everything green around you! If you plan to grow something like flowers or vegetables and it’s still cold outside, start growing it in your home, using these wonderful self-watering planters not to waste time and not to forget to water the plants. For this project you’ll need 2 liter bottles,... 
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Kate
DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Stacked Planters With Inscriptions For Your Home, Sweet Home

DIY Stacked Planters With Inscriptions For Your Home, Sweet Home
Decorating your garden or just bringing some nature to your home is necessary in spring. For these 3 planters with inscriptions you’ll need 3 terracotta pots, 2-3 plastic pots-when turned upside-down, tray, outdoor paint, 2 brushes-one for overall coverage, a smaller detail brush to apply the lettering painter’s tape, a drill, an exacto knife and... 
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Kate
DIY Accessories

Simple Yet Stylish Spring DIY Planter For Greenery

Simple Yet Stylish Spring DIY Planter For Greenery
It’s spring and nature and green plants inside make us enjoy and look forward to the summer. Let’s make a simple planter for green plants and grass. The supplies are: pine 1×6,”wood glue, wood stain, polyurethane, landscapers cloth (optional), vented frieze board. Assemble your wood pieces by first gluing the short side pieces to your... 
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Kate
How To

How To Make A Coastal-Inspired Decorative Planter

How To Make A Coastal-Inspired Decorative Planter
Even a usual planter can be original if you have some imagination. Let’s create a fashionable sea decorative planter. You’ll need a planter, acrylic paste of white color, grey acrylic paint, decorative paint, river stones, plastic figures, ceramic tiles, brushes, a pencil and liquid nails. Paint the planter creating the stone texture, put the paste... 
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Kate
DIY Pots & Vases

How To Decorate A Planter In Patchwork Style

How To Decorate A Planter In Patchwork Style
Patchwork is a rather simple technique that allows you to create original things without making much effort. You won’t need a sewing machine, everything may be done with your hands. Now we suggest you to make a patchwork planter. You’ll need a planter, some paint and different patches to decorate. Paint the planter and let... 
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Kate
DIY Pots & Vases

Bright DIY Planters For $1 Each

Bright DIY Planters For $1 Each
If you love gardening, you definitely have some flowers or plants that are waiting to be planted and grown. Today we’ll tell you how to make cute planters for not more than $1 each. You’ll need pots, a little cream acrylic paint and some paint of different colors like peachy pink, red, blue, and yellow.... 
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Kate
DIY Pots & Vases

Unusual DIY Planter Of An Old Chair

Unusual DIY Planter Of An Old Chair
If you have an old chair that is lying in your house for a hundred of years and you don’t know what to do with it – make a nice flower pot with it! You won’t need the seat for this. You’ll need a chair, some paint, a net and fabric for plants, some soil.... 
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Kate
How To

How To Grow A Succulent In A Jar

How To Grow A Succulent In A Jar
If you always forget to water your plants, they become dry and die, then succulents are for you. They are easy to grow and look nice. How can you grow a succulent in a jar? You’ll need a jar, charcoal and cactus soil, mesh, a piece of burlap for preventing from getting too much water.... 
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Kate
DIY Accessories

DIY Modern Cement Planters

DIY Modern Cement Planters
Cement is one of the best materials to use outdoors. So why not to use it to make planters? Such planters would be really durable yet stylish enough even to use them indoors. Besides, each pot will be unique and looks handmade. These planters are also quite cheap to make because you can use recycled... 
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Mike
DIY

DIY Windowbox Succulent Planter

DIY Windowbox Succulent Planter
If you search for a stylish and modern solution to grow small plants on your window here is one for you. This windowbox planter is quite easy to make and materials for it are very cheap. Materials & Tools 1 aluminum gutter 2 gutter caps 8 sheet metal screws 1 tube of silicon caulk drill... 
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Mike