First turn the Jeans inside out and tie a knot in each of the legs and cut off 4" below. Turn them back right side out and do up Zip and button. insert a washing up bowl or other to fill the centre, then plant up, or fill half way with concrete mix and then insert container and surround with more concrete (not forgetting to weight the bowl down until set) The bowl could be left in situ or removed when well dried out. If you intend to remove the bowl, it is advisable to grease the parts the concrete touch es, so as to be able to affect an easier release. Have fun. Don't forget to place the jeans in the place you want the pot to be before adding the concrete. Have fun...............
I came here to say the same thing as Homeroad. If you have checked out https://www.pillarboxblue.com/ yet, I would totally recommend her! She is an amazing DIYer and her favorite material to use is old jeans!
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Hi Myra, here are some ideas for making planters from old jeans. Good luck with your project. How To Make These Denim Jeans Planters | Flowers | Diy ...
Who would have thought you could use your old jeans as planters. This collection of Denim Jeans Planters is awesome. Watch the video tutorial too.
something like this would be fun
https://www.hometalk.com/diy/decorate/rooms/unique-gorgeous-no-sew-recycled-jeans-planter-31327650
Unique & Gorgeous No-Sew Recycled Jeans Planter
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First turn the Jeans inside out and tie a knot in each of the legs and cut off 4" below. Turn them back right side out and do up Zip and button. insert a washing up bowl or other to fill the centre, then plant up, or fill half way with concrete mix and then insert container and surround with more concrete (not forgetting to weight the bowl down until set) The bowl could be left in situ or removed when well dried out. If you intend to remove the bowl, it is advisable to grease the parts the concrete touch es, so as to be able to affect an easier release. Have fun. Don't forget to place the jeans in the place you want the pot to be before adding the concrete. Have fun...............
There is a site called Pillar Box Blue that has ideas for anything you might want to make with old jeans. https://www.pillarboxblue.com/
I came here to say the same thing as Homeroad. If you have checked out https://www.pillarboxblue.com/ yet, I would totally recommend her! She is an amazing DIYer and her favorite material to use is old jeans!