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 · Here's a DIY project for you – make your own concrete pots! Aren't they all the rage at the moment? I've been a sucker for all the concrete goodies and I thought I'd give this a go! This was an inexpensive project and I spent about 20 all up (I made 5 pots – I probably could have made more with the bag of cement I had). What you'll need: A bag of cement mix. Make sure you get ...

Formed has a wide range of handcrafted concrete products. Large plant pots, small table top planters, water bowls, baths, water features, fire bowls, furniture and more.. To view the range and see prices / sizes please visit our products page. If you have any questions or would like to arrange a time to view please contact us. VIEW . Tom Conwell. I have been working with concrete for the ...

 · The 'pot mould' will determine the size shape of your pot so you can use anything as mould depending on what you are wanting to achieve (we used an old margarine tub.) The "plastic cup filled with sand" is what is going to make the inside gap of your pot (where you put the soil plant) so the size is relative to your mould.

Concrete Hexagon Plant Pot: I recently moved into a new flat, the larger amount of space finally allowed me to put some nice plants around the house. I picked up a nice palm from Ikea but couldn't find a pot that I liked. I've always wanted to make something using concrete so .

 · DIY concrete planters ideas are easy, cheap and fast. You can create your own designs and have unique flower pots for the house plants and not only, such planters are a great idea for the outdoor space as well. We will focus your attention on original designs for your house plants which will be a fantastic accent and accessory for your home decor.

This instructable will show you how to make these concrete planters in few easy steps. The planters look rustic and adding a little golden design helps to get rid of the ordinary look. Add Tip Ask Question Comment Download. Step 1: Materials Needed. To make this geometric vase you'll need: Concrete or cement (and sand), Primary and secondary containers paperboard cartons, Rubber gloves ...

 · Make some unique rustic concrete pots planters that show off texture. There's definitely a resurgence of concrete materials to accent the starkness of contemporary design. Wouldn't these planters look great on a wood live edge table?! Add some painting effects that are super simple, and you've created a designer planter piece. This tutorial is much the same as my Concrete Bowl .

 · I make these pots as well and sell them as planters, both empty and planted. Here in ia, the weather is hot and humid, so drainage holes are a must, but all you need is a drill bit. The drill goes through easily, but if you want extralarge holes, you can gradually go up several sizes. Sometimes I leave them natural, and sometimes I paint on them. I've used drybrushing, marbling ...

 · Lightweight plastic or fiberglass pots (many that resemble porcelain or concrete) are easier to move. Again, once they are filled with soil and pot fillers, they can be difficult to easily pick up. So plan ahead for your needs. How to Fill the Space in a Large Container. Once you are ready to plant, you will want to first add the pot fillers ...

 · Sort of like the sculptures they make from cement and concrete. Like Like. Reply. adamaskwhy says: March 19, 2016 at 10:43 pm. I have considered a mesh frame and that's in the works for some future pots. But the tensile strength of this means it's not really needed in most cases . Like Like. Reply. Nathan Otis says: July 14, 2018 at 8:05 pm. In thinking of my own diy pots plan, I'm ...

How to make BIG cement or concrete pots (20'' Inches). DIY Planters(English Sub tittles)#DIY #pots #potmaking#cementpots. Rebecca Woods. 61 followers . Large Concrete Planters. Diy Planters Outdoor. Diy Concrete Planters ...

 · Wednesday, 10 August 2016. Making A Concrete Plant Pot

 · We prepared a batch of concrete and pink concrete pigment (either Tea Rose, Blush, or Morning Mist by Direct Colors) to make several pots at a time in each color. You don't have to add pigments to the concrete—without it, the planter will be an offwhite color.

These DIY concrete planters will get you hooked on concrete casting! You can try making a smaller planter at first to test out the technique. The most important thing is the mold you use. I find using plastic the easiest as it is flexible and the concrete pops right out! Check out these two videos for step by step howtos. Wood Succulent Holder. Project by Hunker. This tutorial uses a piece of ...