Up-cycled Washi Tape Succulent Planters

Summer is on the way and it’s the perfect time to get planting, these up-cycled planters add a pop of colour with the Washi tape and are also the perfect way to use old tin cans.

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What you will Need 

Washi Tape

Nail & Hammer

Outdoor Varnish

Cream Paint & Paintbrush

How to Make

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Wash and clean your tins and remove the labels, turn them upside down and use a nail and hammer to make 3 holes in the bottom of the can, this will let the excess water drain away.

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Paint your tins with a coat of light coloured paint, this stage is optional but will allow the Washi tape designs to be seen easier.

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Wrap the lengths of Washi tape around the tin, working from the top to the bottom.

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Paint your tins with two coats of outdoor varnish, inside and out, leave to dry

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Pot your plants into the tins, due to the small size of the tins, you will need to give the plants some extra love with plant food every now and again.

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These cute little pots will really brighten up your decor this summer and is a great way to showcase your Washi tape collections in a unique way.

Don’t forget to tag me if you make this project, use @i_heart_maggie  for Instagram or @IHeart_Maggie on twitter.

 Love Claire x

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