The sprinkler donuts caught my eye. I was wandering through the garden section, looking for something completely different, and there they were.
So home they came, and I broke out the Spa Blue.
I measure the width once they were dry and cut an old screen with my junk scissors.
Then I trimmed the screen to size.
I used Goop because it's dimensional and it bound the screen well, but you can use your favorite permanent adhesive.
Once dry, grab some succulents.
Pop them in the cavity.
So, where do you want them?
Cool texture, a shot of color, and flexibility, plus a very cheap price tag.
Go line a path or make a centerpiece. This is a seriously easy little accent you can whip for a song.
9 comments:
OMG! Adorable!!! Thanks so much for showing. My friend and I do tole (or decorative) painting...this looks like a fairly smooth surface to paint on. I can't wait to try it!!!
Where do I want them? My dining room for starters!!!! So cute!
-heather
Julie, if you do them let me know so I can see!
Heather, I may have to do more and try that! I was really pleased with how they turned out.
Those are great. . . That would be super fun to put all around a walk path. I'll keep my eye out for some and give it a try!
What a fun and easy project.
What a fantastic idea! I love how cute those turned out! Thanks for linking up to Hoo's got talent!
I've given succulents a couple of tries with disastrous results. Perhaps it's because I live in wet, cloudy Washington. Or maybe because I over-care for my plants. I'm willing to give them another try, though. Your project has inspired me!
...and the plants are still alive!
That is a great idea for the cemet donut. They don't work that well long term on sprinkler heads. I have a product that does "Sprinkler Buddy". Thanks for showing a good recycling idea.
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