Mini Succulent Planters
Upcycle old cans into these adorable Mini Succulent Planters. You can use them to decorate your home or give these out as budget-friendly wedding favors. Succulents are great starter plants and these small aluminum cans make for the perfect planter to hold your mini succulent. You can also decorate the tin to reflect your wedding or baby shower theme, or decorate them to match your house. So next time you find yourself with some empty tuna or soup cans, set them aside and turn them into these adorable mini planters.
Primary TechniqueGreen Crafting
SeasonSpring
Materials:
- 1-3 cans
- 1 can spray paint
- 1-3 sheets scrap book paper
- 1 sheet vinyl
- 1-3 succulents
- Dirt for planting
Instructions:
- Peel label off of can, spray paint cans. Let dry.
- Cut strips of scrap book paper and glue together.
- Using a vinyl cutting machine, cut vinyl words and apply to can.
- Add dirt and succulents to can.
Why You'll Love This Gardening Craft
1. Budget-Friendly Decor: Upcycling old cans into Mini Succulent Planters is a great way to decorate your home on a budget. Instead of spending money on expensive planters, you can create your own unique and stylish planters using materials you already have on hand.
2. Eco-Friendly Upcycling: By repurposing old cans into Mini Succulent Planters, you are helping to reduce waste and minimize your environmental impact. Instead of throwing away those empty cans, give them new life as cute planters for your succulents.
3. Personalized Gifts: Mini Succulent Planters make for thoughtful and personalized gifts. Whether you're giving them as wedding favors, baby shower favors, or just as a gift for a friend, you can customize the tin to reflect the recipient's preferences or the theme of the event. It's a creative and thoughtful way to show someone you care.
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princess6860504
Mar 20, 2017
This is a great idea, except for the fact that I need a vinyl cutter. I don't have one of those, and I'll probably not buy one in the foreseeable future. I would do the spray paint, then layer my scrapbook papers over it and probably use a Mod Podge to seal it. The only other way I could think of to put the lettering on there is maybe a paint marker of some sort. I do good freehand!
The Designing Peng uin
Mar 26, 2016
like this idea very much - succulents need special care and special planters, ordinary pots are too deep with too much soil this idea is perfect and all those empty cat food tins are finally going to be useful )
carnashun
Sep 21, 2014
These are cute adorable planters...and it say's that their "easy" to make. But what if you don't have the vinyl cutting machine it calls for?
FaveCrafts Editor JL
Sep 22, 2014
Hi there, if you don't have a vinyl cutting machine, you will simply need to cut out the words and phrases free-hand. You can also use a stencil. Thanks and happy crafting! - Julia from FaveCrafts
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