Here are the supplies for making this little plant holder...
Glue the bottom of the pot to the underside of the pot saucer as in picture. I use E-6000 which is a great all around glue. It needs to be used OUTSIDE because of the fumes (there are all kinds of warnings on the label).
I cut a piece of pretty scrapbook paper to wrap around the pot since it was totally not attractive. Add some pretty natural stones!
Happy Spring, everyone!!!
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What a fabulous idea! I just might have to make some of these for my DIL's for Mother's Day. Love that you wrapped some scrapbooking paper around the clay pot. Hugs, Brenda
ReplyDeleteSeriously LOVED this! Simple and extremely effective! Now I just have to work on not having a black thumb :)
ReplyDeleteI love this! It looks even easy enough for me to do. I was just thinking the other day that I need to get some more African Violets. Mine had not survived our move a few years ago and I had just never gotten anymore. Now I will and they will look beautiful! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! This will be a perfect project for me and my daughter to design and make. Thanks so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteLinda, this is so clever and adorable. Perfect for spring. You always have the cutest ideas.
ReplyDeleteSo sweet, pretty amd simple, I like ideas like that!
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