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10 Interesting Creative Ideas For Making Planters Out of Recycled Materials
It occurs more frequently now that we take a moment to think before discarding a damaged or outdated item. How many times have we wondered if the old wooden ladder, the old grandmother’s iron, or the kettle we were tossing away could have been used for something else?
Today, there are a lot of people who have turned creative recycling of used items into an art form; some have even made it their full-time job. This has enormous financial and environmental benefits. Planters are among the many things we can construct on our own through the art of creative recycling; in fact, we don’t need to make large investments to spruce up our gardens and terraces; all you need to do is look around for something you’d otherwise throw away.
If you’re short of ideas, allow us to give you 10 intriguing innovative suggestions for stunning repurposed planters.
1. Buckets and bottles
Perhaps the first items that come to mind while searching for salvaged materials to create your own planters are old paint buckets, plastic bottles, or tin cans. They are easily repainted, and by wrapping them in rope or string, beautiful vases can be made.
2. Teapot
You might easily picture using an old teapot or kettle as planters. Additionally, you can create hanging planters to spruce up your balconies or entranceways.
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3. BBQ
Do you remember the outdated grill you bought this year to replace the previous one? Don’t throw it away if you haven’t already—it would make a wonderful planter!
4. Armchair
Consider using an old armchair as a place for your succulent plants to live. The brave who wish to try sitting in it don’t have our envy!
5. Rubber boots
Your son’s outgrown shoes and your old rubber boots are ideal for being turned into little furniture planters.
6. Drawer cabinet
What about the old dresser from grandma? Even though it wouldn’t be suitable for your ultra-modern home, how would it appear in a garden surrounded by flowers and plants?
7. Typewriter
This lovely planter made from a vintage typewriter will no doubt be adored by authors and readers.
8. Dish drainer
Old dish drains are easily transformed into lovely and vibrant hanging vases.
9. WC
An old song declared, “Flowers come out of muck.” It definitely needs to be noted that this ancient toilet has been converted into a planter!
10. Chairs
Last but not least, you can utilise old chairs you no longer use as planters by simply swapping out the seat for plastic pots or jute fabric if you want to paint them. They are just amazing!