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

Simple DIY Planter Hangers

Simple DIY Planter Hangers
If you want to hang your plants on a wall you need some hangers to do that. There are plenty of different hooks you could buy in hardware stores but it’s much more fun to make them by yourself. Besides, you can achieve much more interesting look if you, for example, made such hooks from... 
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Mike
How To

How To Make Planters And Vases Looks Better Using Fabric

How To Make Planters And Vases Looks Better Using Fabric
All these terra cotta pots and simple glass vases are great because they are cheap and serve well but they usually looks quite boring. Although those that looks better are usually much more expensive. You might wonder how to make such pots and vases looks better and that’s isn’t as hard as you might thought.... 
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Mike
DIY Accessories

Cool DIY Wall Planter

Cool DIY Wall Planter
Do you remember DIY Mason Jar wall storage we showed you before? The same idea can be used to make a cool wall planter. You can make a planter for 1-7 planter that will match your interior colors or will pop out on a wall. For the project you’ll need a piece of wood, a... 
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Mike
How To

How To Distress Terra Cotta Planters

How To Distress Terra Cotta Planters
Distressed or weathered clay pots are great decorations as for outdoors as for indoors. They looks old but in they doesn’t have shortcomings of old things. Here is how you can distrees terra cotta pots by yourself: Rub a candle all over the pots Paint your pots in a desired color. Once the paint is... 
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Mike
DIY

How To Reuse A Pair Of Really Old Shoes

How To Reuse A Pair Of Really Old Shoes
In case you have a pair of really old shoes that served you so well that you don’t want to throw them away, you can reuse them in your garden. Each shoe can become a nice planter for some small plants like succulents. Give them the new life! 
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Mike
DIY

DIY Autumn Planter Upgrade With Copper Backsplash

DIY Autumn Planter Upgrade With Copper Backsplash
Adding a copper backsplash panel to a planter can be a great Autumn decorating upgrade for it. Such panel goes very well with yellow and bronze Autumn colors. Besides the planter and the panel you’ll need an adhesive, clear silicone caulk and some Autumn flowers. If you like the look of the upgraded planter on... 
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Mike
Outdoor areas

DIY Colorful Hanging Window Planters

DIY Colorful Hanging Window Planters
Here are awesome DIY hanging planters that are perfect to add some color and originality to your balcony, terrace or a window. With them you can create creative hanging arrangements of potted plants without a lot of work. The planters are made of a variety of colored embroidery floss and recycled condiment jars. Check out... 
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Mike
Other

Cute DIY Succulent Book Planters

Cute DIY Succulent Book Planters
These cute vintage-looking succulent planters are awesome decorations for any party but can also be used in everyday life. The only thing is that you should be ready to make some books unreadable. Here are things that you’ll need for the project: several vintage books, succulents, succulent planting soil, moss, fabric flowers, an exacto knife,... 
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Mike
DIY Accessories

DIY Cement Indoor Planters

DIY Cement Indoor Planters
DIY cement plantes are great to use as outdoors as indoors. They are quite unusual and looks really modern. Besides they also aren’t hard to make. For the project you’ll need several tupperware containers of the size and shape that you want your future planters to be, 1 tub Sakrete Fast Setting Cement Patcher, a... 
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Mike