Recycled Succulent Planter
by
Petro Neagu
(IC: blogger)
8 Materials
$20
30 Minutes
Easy
These DIY succulent planter holders are so creative, trendy and fun you won’t be able to stop at just one, you’ll want to whip up a whole bunch of these recycled planter ideas! These easy peasy succulent containers are such a beautiful way to decorate on a budget!
You'll need:
- Empty cereal box or any box that is rectangle shaped to make a long, thin planter box.
- Scissors
- White paint
- Craft paints in orange, turquoise and lime green
- Paint brushes
- Grey washi tape
- Flower foam
- Three small artificial succulents
Cut the bottom of the cereal box so that it is 3 inches tall.
Paint the box white and let it dry.
Sketch an arrow design on the box that looks similar to the one in the photo below.
Use the turquoise paint to make a line in the center, front of the box that is approximately 5” long and ½” wide. It may need two coats. Let this dry.
Paint an arrowhead in orange on one side of the blue line. Paint a small orange triangle on the other end of the blue line that is the same width.
On the same end of the triangle, paint 3 lines on either side to make the “feathers”.
Use the washi tape to trim the top edges of the box.
Cut the floral foam to fit inside the box.
Push the succulents down into the floral foam and display the planter.
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Suggested materials:
- Cereal box
- Scissors
- White paint
- Craft paint in orange, turquoise and lime green
- Brush
- Washi tape
- Flower foam
- Artificial succulents
Want more details about this and other DIY projects? Check out my blog post!
Published May 15th, 2018 12:21 PM
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AmishGazebos on May 18, 2018
This is an excellent project to do and would make an excellent addition to a Gazebo. https://www.amishgazebos.com/gazebo/
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