The front door and your porch are perhaps the first spaces your guests and visitors see, and they let to know more about the owners and the house itself, they create the first impression. That’s why it’s so important to decorate your front porch and yard right to leave a lasting impression, and I’m here...
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A bench is a must for every outdoor space: it’s a durable and comfy seat that may be used for several purposes. We’ve already shared some tutorials for outdoor storage benches, and today I’d like to present some more ideas but this time these are planter benches. A planter bench is a two in one,...
Shabby chic décor is super popular today because old times have their own charm. There are lots of ways to add age and shabby look to various surfaces: aging, weathering, whitewashing, adding patina and rusty finishes. Whitewashing means covering surfaces with white paint or chalk paint giving it a distressed and somewhat shabby look. Whitewashing...
Here are the best DIY planters and vases that we covered on Shelterness during 2015. Don’t miss them because they are really cool and inspiring. Btw, here are the most cool DIY planters and vases of the previous year. 15 Trendy DIY Geometric Planters You Can Easily Make Cute And Simple DIY Oslo Bud Vases
Marble trend isn’t going away any time soon, so if you are a design enthusiast who still doesn’t have any marble or marble-looking like pieces at home, you will need this DIY Marbled Planter. Prepare a plain planter, marble-print contact paper and a craft knife. First of all, wash and dry your planter well, to...
I’s gardening season, so let’s spruce up your planters a little! You’ll need outdoor paint of your choice, foam brushes, painters tape and gold spray paint. First spray paint all the tin cans gold. After the paint is dry, use some painters tape to create stripes on the planters. You can do any design you...
It’s almost summer, and it’s time of juicy fruits! Let’s make these fun fruit planters, you’ll need terra cotta pots of any size, red, yellow, and green spray paint, a black permanent marker, white, brown, and green acrylic paint and tape. Spray each of the pots with multiple coats. Terra cotta will absorb a lot...
Geometric items are super trendy and SarahHearts blog presents this cool geo planter DIY. To make one you’ll need a geometric template, a planter, outdoor mod podge, scissors and a foam brush. Download and print the template on matte photo paper or card stock. Cut out each hexagon shape. Working on one side at a...
Need a creative planter? Here we are with a project from TheFreeSpirited blog! Prepare acrylic paint, water, Mod Podge, a terra cotta pot. Paint on strategically, consider up and down or side to side, or make some patterns. Let it sit for about 1 minute. Rinse of the majority of paint with your hands. Let...
Looking for an idea for a creative and fun planter? Not interested in painting or stenciling? Here we are with the seat planter tutorial! The supplies are a terra cotta planter, white oven bake clay, hot glue/super glue, white gloss spray paint. Take a look at your planter and decide out how large you would...