A cement flower pot made up from old towels. -What you need: -Cement mix (I used a stepping stone mix from a craft store). One box to make 1-3 depending on size of pot you are making. -Bucket to mix the cement in. -Spoon to mix the cement. -A container with flat bottom to drape towel over. -Old towel

Cement Towel Plantpot: Hello everybody, in this instructable, I will teach you how you can make a beautiful and original cement towel plantpot. This is a short project, it takes about 20-40 minutes of work (in addition to waiting for it to dry), It’s a fun project to do a

Nov 10, 2014 Leave the cement mix to set over 48 hours. Once set, the cement pot should be easily extracted from the outer mould just by turning it out onto a soft surface e.g: grass and pushing on the bottom of the mould. It can take some wrangling but it eventually pops out. The middle mould can be a bit trickier

Coloring concrete planters is easy! Just add pigments to the mix. You can even make the cement marbled by mixing together two different concrete mix colors. These can be made by using acrylic or latex paint and mixing it into the concrete mix. You can also add powdered pigments that are specially made for concrete. 5

Oct 14, 2015 NOTE: Don’t skip this step because if you remove the moulds at this stage, the cement may crack. 9 Remove the pot from the water and pull out the inner container with pliers. Use your craft knife to make a cut into the outer container. 10 Use your pliers to pull the outer container away from the pot, starting at the cut.. 11 Level off the rim of the pot with a piece of

What has also gotten popular, is making planters for all those plants. There is nothing cooler than handmade items to add to your Seventies boho decor. I was surfing Youtube looking for a cool planter idea, and I came across this gorgeous cement planter tutorial by Cement Craft Ideas. This idea

Jun 10, 2020 This concrete flower pot DIY requires you to mix the concrete in a bucket with a shovel, pour the mixture into the outer container, and then press the smaller container into the concrete to make a planter mold. You’ll want to grab some rocks from outside to place in the smaller bowl or container to weigh it down a bit

Jan 12, 2022 Large stone or ceramic planters can cost a bit, but with Quikrete 5000 Concrete Mix, you can make a custom planter with mid-century modern vibes. … Pour the concrete mix into the 5-gallon bucket and insert the 2-gallon one inside it

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Jan 11, 2022 Use a paper towel holder to make the inner cavity in the pot. Wrap masking tape around one end of the roll to stop cement getting in. Don't put the tape too far up though, the tube needs to absorb the moisture and be easy to remove once the cement is set

Learn to make these cement balloon planters the easy way, and that works! Use a balloon as your mold. Cement (not concrete) is the key. I started this project out feeling really frustrated. Originally I tried to make these round cement balloon planters using concrete like other tutorials show, but it was a complete fiasco

Aug 10, 2020 Check out the step by step to make small pots for your succulents . You can create several different formats, just by changing the base pots. For finishing, use pebbles on the earth. How to make homemade cement vases. Who said decorative pieces need to be expensive? With this tutorial you learn to make beautiful vases with few materials

Mar 29, 2021 When tackling the challenge of “how to make cement planter,” abide by a ratio of 4 parts Portland cement to 1 part water. Mix Portland cement with water for Step 1. 2. Form the Milk Carton, Yogurt Container, or Plastic Food Container Planter. Pour the Portland cement mix halfway through the carton or container

Sep 14, 2021 Making cement planters starts with a form of some sort. This depends largely on the size and shape you want. For a beginner, plastic containers of any shape make a perfect start but a more adventurous crafter may want to make their own form out of plywood. You will need two forms, one smaller than the other

Aug 31, 2021 Image and Tutorial by 46spruce. These concrete planters can be used to house multiple succulents and are so easy to make. All that you require are a few easy tools, some concrete mix and you can have your own succulent concrete planter ready. 4. Quirky Hypertufa Concrete Planter Bowl

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May 02, 2017 Scoop concrete into a large mold and set a second, smaller mold into the first one. Make sure that you grease both the outside and the inside of the smaller mold. You can fill the smaller one with more concrete and insert an even smaller mold in that one. Keep going until the planters get too small and fill the final one with some pebbles to

Most any concrete or cement mix can be used for making planters. But the best cement for making pots will depend on what you are using as the mold, as well as the size of the planter. I find Cement All to be the best mix for cement planters because it

May 21, 2019 DIY Cement Triangle Hanging Planters. Believe it or not, these adorable little hanging planters aren't made of concrete at all! They used oven-baked clay to form the triangles, then painted the outside with faux concrete paint and gold leaf for a lux hanging planter without the weight! Continue Reading

Easy to Make Cement Pots. We have been wanting to try making our own little DIY concrete pots for awhile and we had the perfect opportunity this past weekend. The opportunity was that we had all the supplies and some great containers to use. They were super fancy containers right out of our recycling bin!

Nov 03, 2020 To make concrete planters, get 2 different sized boxes or plastic containers to use as molds and tape a trash bag around the small box. Next, coat the inside of the large box with cooking spray, mark a line 2 inches from the bottom, and pour wet concrete into the box up to the line. Then, place the smaller container inside the larger container

Oct 27, 2019 The exact process of making a concrete or cement planter depends on the project but follows these basic steps. Create mold for the planter. Like mentioned earlier, this depends on the type of planter you are making and can involve constructing a mold using laminate boards or plastic bowls from a dollar store. Mix concrete

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Feb 16, 2011 Steps Download Article 1. Create a mold for your concrete flower pot. Use two identical containers, with one container slightly larger than the... 2. Coat the inside of the outer container and the outside of the inner container with cooking oil or non-stick cooking... 3. Cut at least two or three

Pots From Sand and Cement, NO MOLDS Step 1: Making the Turntable. I made a turntable out of a 6 inch Lazy Susan bearing that can be bought for around $6.00... Step 2: The Scrapers. This is the pot I will be making. It is similar to a clay pot. You will in most cases need a... Step 3: Attaching the

Mar 29, 2021 When tackling the challenge of “how to make cement planter,” abide by a ratio of 4 parts Portland cement to 1 part water. Mix Portland cement with water for Step 1. 2. Form the Milk Carton, Yogurt Container, or Plastic Food Container Planter. Pour the Portland cement mix halfway through the carton or container