DIY Pots & Vases

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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DIY Pots & Vases

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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How To

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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How To

How To Decorate Succulent Pails

How To Decorate Succulent Pails
How can you decorate the succulent planters or pails originally? The supplies are Celebrate It™ Galvanized Pail Set, Celebrate It™ 360 ribbon in three shades of selected color, wooden dowels or craft sticks, card stock, hot glue gun and hot glue sticks, some soil, small decorative stones, scissors and succulents. Cut the ribbons of each... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

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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Furniture renovating

Cool And Original Wooden Planter Renovation

Cool And Original Wooden Planter Renovation
If you don’t know how to renovate a usual wooden planter, you can use a chevron pattern or do like this – in a vintage shabby way. For the project you’ll need a wood planter box, several dozen wood shims, wood glue, craft paint or paint samples from the paint department, small paintbrushes, miter box... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Cool DIY Chevron Pattern Planter

Cool DIY Chevron Pattern Planter
Here’s one more idea of a cool and original planter handmade. The design would remind you of Chevron.  So, after constructing the main box frame from cedar and redwood, take the remains from various projects or building something.  You can take the colored ones or just use the usual ones and paint them after constructing.... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Skull Planters Decoration

DIY Skull Planters Decoration
Plants and flowers are in the limelight in spring, and of course so are the planters. Everybody is looking for his or her own way to be original, to make unusual pieces. In Tucson, Az, there is a special holiday named Day of the Dead celebrated every year. The traditional gifts and decorations are human... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

Party-Reminding DIY Planters Of Neon Pink Color

Party-Reminding DIY Planters Of Neon Pink Color
Here’s a way to make usual ceramic rough planters very original and party-like. You’ll need a brown pot, some painter’s tape, Neon Pink fluorescent spray paint and a pair of crafty hands. Start off by wrapping the tape around your pot at your desired height. You can split it in half so it would be... 
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DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Hanging Planter As A Simple Spring Gift Under $15

DIY Hanging Planter As A Simple Spring Gift Under $15
How to make a simple gift under $15? You’ll need thin climbing rope or cotton rope, a small plastic or ceramic bowl, a small plant, a pair of scissors. Put the plant into your planter. Now create a cache-pot: take eight pieces of nylon or cotton rope. Separate the rope into four sections, with two... 
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