My New Red Planter
I have been looking for an affordable red planter to go on my kitchen table. Either I couldn't find one in the right color or size. Or I couldn't afford the ones that I liked. So I decided to make my own.
I had a few plastic planters hanging around the house. I found these red napkins that were the perfect shade of red at the dollar store. This whole project cost me $1.00 for the napkins. I had everything else on hand.
Here is how I made it.
I had a few plastic planters hanging around the house. I found these red napkins that were the perfect shade of red at the dollar store. This whole project cost me $1.00 for the napkins. I had everything else on hand.
Here is how I made it.
First I washed my dirty planter.
Here are my supplies.
Start by carefully applying Mod Podge over planter.
Then apply single layers of the napkins until planter is covered.
Next trim inside overlapping napkins about an inch or two from the top.
Apply Mod Podge to inside layers.
Repeat the process until you have the look you want.
Finished product. The planter has color and texture.
Great makeover to get what you wanted! Very creative.
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That looks great! Thanks for the inspiration.
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Oh I adore your red planter and mod podge!
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Fun AND thrifty AND bright! Great transformation!
ReplyDeleteThis looks great. Mod-Podge makes everything better!
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I love the idea of using the paper instead of just painting it--it gives it so much texture and interest! Thanks for coming to the party and inspiring me.
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ReplyDeleteVery cool! I need to do something like that on my covered front porch. I definitely need some color on it.
ReplyDeleteIt turned out really well and looks like an expensive piece~thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteWow! Great job. I am definitely trying this!
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I would not have thought of using napkins. It looks really pretty.
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That's cool.... It looks very sophisticated not home made at all
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That turned out pretty. And it looks so easy. Can't wait to try it!
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Wow, that turned out really great. I really like it a lot!
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This really turned out awesome!!! I have to tell you that I clicked on the first three things that caught my attention on the Sunday Showcase and all three brought me to your blog!! First the zen grass, then the candle and when I went back I saw the red planter and that brought me here too! :-) You've had a busy and ver productive week!
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This is so creative I would have never thought the red was napkins. Looks great! Thanks so much for joining The Sunday Showcase Party! I greatly appreciate it! ~ Stephanie Lynn
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