DIY DIY Pots & Vases

DIY Graphic Stenciled Flower Pot

DIY Graphic Stenciled Flower Pot
Decorating flower pots is easy, and today we’ll make a romantic flower pot using stencils. You’ll need a flowerpot and a saucer, paint and a brush, paper towels, printable graphic, tissue paper, tape, scissors, Mod Podge, a clear spray sealer. Put a small amount of paint on the paintbrush, and dab the brush on paper... 
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Kate
DIY DIY Pots & Vases

How To Dye An Air Plant Holder With Kool Aid

How To Dye An Air Plant Holder With Kool Aid
Kool Aid kit is ideal for dying anything, and today we’ll dye an air plant holder using it. Mix your Kool Aid and water together and allow cup to sit in the liquid for about 1-2 minutes. You can hold the cup in place, or, if you choose to live on the edge, let the... 
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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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Super Cute DIY Wall Mounted Pinch Pots

Super Cute DIY Wall Mounted Pinch Pots
We’ve already told you of many different pots but these ones are super cool as you can attach them right to the wall! You’ll need at least 2oz polymer clay per pot, and some 3M adhesive tabs for hanging. Roll polymer clay into an egg shape. Push the center to about 1/4″ base thickness. Then... 
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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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Kate
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DIY Sweater Covered Pot For Winter Decor

DIY Sweater Covered Pot For Winter Decor
This winter it’s very cold, and everybody’s looking for some warmth – and so are your plants! To make a warm sweater planter you’ll need a pot, an old sweater, rocks, soil and a plant. Measure the height of the pot and add a few inches to that.  Then use that measurement to cut off... 
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DIY Hanging Planter Of A Coconut

DIY Hanging Planter Of A Coconut
To make an unusual planter (or just a pot for some staff) you’ll need half a coconut shell, a hand drill, 4 x 75cm lengths of string or twine, 4 wooden beads, acrylic paints in your choice of colors, washi tape, a little metal keyring hoop, soil and some small succulents and cacti. Mark out... 
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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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DIY Chalkboard Pumpkin Planter

DIY Chalkboard Pumpkin Planter
Pumpkins are the main and the most traditional fall decorations. But you can combine a decoration with a functional piece – just make pumpkin planters! The supplies are usual pumpkins, chalkboard paint and brushes. Carve the pumpkins and take all the guts out. Paint them with chalkboard paint as many layers as you need and... 
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