DIY Planter Tutorials
Ways Update a Store Bought Planter
If you often forget to water your plants, then Ursula from Home Made by Carmona has the solution for you! Learn how to turn any planter into a self-watering sub-irrigated planter — so you only have to water once every couple of months.
Give your porch style and help visitors know which house is yours with this ombre painted planter from Tiny Sidekick.
Paint and some number decals give these simple terra cotta pots some modern style! Details at Simply Swider. 
Head over to The DIY Show Off to learn more about these sisal rope wrapped planters. 
Quick and easy update: use electrical tape to make a planter striped! Head over to Being Bianca for tips and details. 
Add some height to your plant pot with a plant stand made out of — can you guess? A tomato cage! Get the details over at 4men1lady. 
Texture and color make these glass vases POP! Tiny Sidekick will teach you how to make this easy update. 
Add a touch of glass with a French glazed pot or two! Learn how with So Much Better with Age. 
Copper is all the rage right now, and this copper paint dipped planter is easy and inexpensive enough that you can make one in every color! Learn how over at For My Love Of. 
Give terra cotta some character by aging it and adding some rustic charm with this tutorial from Virginia Sweet Pea.
Perfect for a gift, but also SO cute for putting in your house! Try these burlap-wrapped succulent planters from Just the Bees Knees. 
Give your home exterior some bold color by painting your window boxes! Details from The Space Between here on Remodelaholic. 
More planters on the next page –>
IN THIS POST
page 1: industrial style planters
page 2: simple ways to update store-bought planters
page 3: wood planters and hanging planters
page 4: creative upcycled planters
I just created some unique cement planters myself that I posted on my blog. You can see them here: https://www.231blog.com/2014/06/jumping-on-three-bandwagons-at-once.html
How creative, Hilary! Thanks for sharing!
Awe, thank you for including my DIY Concrete Planter Hands in your round-up! It was very exciting to open up your subscribe email and find them there!
Jenise from DIYFunIdeas.com
You’re welcome, Jenise! Thanks for subscribing! 🙂