We hope this craft will open your eyes to seeing thrifted and unwanted items in a whole need way!
A DIY succulent planter is perfect because it is unexpected and adds a touch of greenery.
Think outside the box when browsing thrift stores, flea markets, or even your garage.
Pineapply Painted Succulent Planter
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Start by painting your wooden wheelbarrow with white chalky paint and letting it dry.
Peel the ply off the napkins and cut down to size.
Brush a layer of Decoupage or Mod Podge onto the wheelbarrow and press the napkin on top.
Gently press the paper napkin down to verify the surface is covered.
Next, take your paste and spread it over the stencil.
Remove the stencil and let dry.
Next, line the wheelbarrow with plastic.
Fill with rocks, soil and your succulents.
See how easy that was?
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Unique DIY Succulent Planter Upcycling Craft
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Pineapply Painted Succulent Planter
Pineapply Painted Succulent Planter
