DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters

DIY Styrofoam Cone Succulent Planters
These cool colorful cone planters are designed as a summer display. The supplies are styrofoam cones, scalpel, wooden skewers, paint, dirt, symmetrical succulents, string, hot glue guns. Use your scalpel to carve out a well in the middle of the base of the cone. Take your wooden skewer and push it through the bottom of... 
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DIY Tiny Peruvian Pots Inspired By Inca Calendar

DIY Tiny Peruvian Pots Inspired By Inca Calendar
We shared hundreds of ways of decorating planters and pots but this one is so original! It was inspired by Inca calendar and doesn’t require anything except for a couple of pots and sharpies. Divide the circumference of the pot in 12, and draw 12 squares. Look at examples of the Peruvian calendar online, and... 
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Romantic And Fun DIY Polka Dot Planter Pots

Romantic And Fun DIY Polka Dot Planter Pots
Let’s have a look at the new idea to decorate planters! To give your plants a new stylish home you’ll need flower pots, sandpaper, colorful paints, a black marker, an acrylic sealer. First of all, gently sandpaper your pots to smooth out the surfaces and then wash them with water to remove all the dust.... 
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Cheerful DIY Pineapple-Inspired Planter

Cheerful DIY Pineapple-Inspired Planter
Add a fun summer touch to your home with this pineapple planter! You’ll need a round glass bowl, paint, a foam brush, a skewer, clear coat spray. Start adding some yellow and brown paint to a plate. Use your foam brush to mix the paint a bit and then dab paint all around the bowl.... 
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Very Easy DIY Gold Goblet Planter

Very Easy DIY Gold Goblet Planter
The easiest and coolest planter ever? Yes, please! I think that this planter is the champion among the easiest crafts! The supplies are a $1 plastic goblet (or maybe a glass one), gold spray paint, a black sharpie. Spray two coats of gold spray paint, let dry and use a black sharpie to draw on... 
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How To Decorate Planters With Self-Adhesive Shelf Liner

How To Decorate Planters With Self-Adhesive Shelf Liner
How can you easily decorate simple planters? We’ve told you about many ideas, and here’s one more. You’ll need planters, self-adhesive shelf liner, scissors and X-acto knife. Following the design, cut shelf liner strips and attach them to the planter from below the rim all the way to the bottom. Overlapped the strips of shelf... 
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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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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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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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