how are you wanting to use this , several things , candle holder, paper towel holder, stand for a bird cage, outside uses can be a light holder, plant stand, bird feeder
Depending on how tall it, make it into a table. You can buy wood that is already cut into a round form from Home Depot, rough it up a little bit, stain it and attach to the planter.
Hey you wonderful creative Hometalkers. I need your inspiration. I inherited this cool, very old wooden barrel. I don't need another side table which is the obviou...
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I'm thinking of making the bottom into a headboard or a bookcase (and painting it). And actually taking the top apart and making it into a big mirror and the maybe a ...
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I do volunteer work for the Salvation Army and we get tons of earrings and so many do not have matches. Does anyone have any ideas on crafts that we could do to repur...
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I have several that we use for pop cans to be crushed and tools I have hidden in a closet. What other uses can people come up with? I'm winding up with lots of these ...
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how are you wanting to use this , several things , candle holder, paper towel holder, stand for a bird cage, outside uses can be a light holder, plant stand, bird feeder
I am assuming you no longer want to use it for plants? You could repaint it (if desired) and use it as a lamp stand in your home.
Hardware stores sell a product just for that. Tremclad Paint which is sold in a spray can or a regular can similar to a paint can.
Depending on how tall it, make it into a table. You can buy wood that is already cut into a round form from Home Depot, rough it up a little bit, stain it and attach to the planter.
I made one of mine into an outdoor side table. I sanded it and gave it a fresh coat of paint, then put a piece of glass on top!