Ideas for decorating flower pots


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@claudine Yeah, I think it is :) What a way to recylce an old CD ;) The first one looks good, but for some reason I have the feeling it doesn't look so good when you look at it from close, but from far it looks awesome (y)

I liked the picture you shared :) I like rustic decorations ;) They are so chic (y)

I liked this one today:

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Moss covered pots!!!!!!!! :LOL:
 
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What a cute idea, to plant moss on flowerpots:) I really like it! I'd choose moss in a darker shade of green though. I've always preferred dark colors:D
The pots in the first picture look lovely!
 
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I've just found a really lovely guide and I can't wait to share it with you. I'm sure you'll love it:

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Isn't it great?:D And it seems so easy to make! All you need is a few sticks and glue. Those flower pots look very natural and pretty, I love them.
 
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What a cute idea, to plant moss on flowerpots:) I really like it! I'd choose moss in a darker shade of green though. I've always preferred dark colors:D
The pots in the first picture look lovely!

Yeah, I loved it as well :) I wonder how hard it is to grow moss on a planter? Moss sems to grow on anything where I live. What about having some pots with that shade of moss and others with darker ones? :love: It'd create a great contrast, I think!!!! :):p Ow, btw, I just noticed the pots in my pic have pine cones glued to them. Check this one:

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It looks so lovely!:D I really like it. You can also use whole sticks instead of pieces of wood:

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As for moss, I totally agree, it would be a great idea to decorate flower pots with different shades of it:D
 
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It looks so lovely!:D I really like it. You can also use whole sticks instead of pieces of wood:

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As for moss, I totally agree, it would be a great idea to decorate flower pots with different shades of it:D

OMG!!!! This is a really beautiful idea!!!

What about this one, lol:

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Good if you want to give your most disliked teacher a gift? LOL :ROFLMAO:

This one is really beautiful (in my opinion):

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This idea of decorating a flowerpot with pencils is really adorable:)
I like the second picture too! It looks romantic.

Here is a simple guide on how to decorate flower pots with fabric:

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Very pretty, clau :) That's a really beautiful idea!!!! I'd definitely try it :) It looks so fun!!! What do you think about this one:

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I like it! Especially the pot in the first picture looks lovely and very romantic. I'd plant a miniature rose in it:cool:

Here is a new way of using clothes pins:):

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OMG!!! That's so cute!!! It's so cute and creative it looks nice :) By the way, I also liked the first picture the most ;) I think it's a great idea for all those folks who enjoy painting their terra cota flower pots :) Check this one:

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I know this isn't very practical, but is cute if you are into this sort of thing ;)
 
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It's lovely! It's not something I should brag about, but I always tend to ignore practical aspects of life. I prefer pretty things to useful ones, haha:D

Writing on flower pots may be a good idea too, especially if your hand-writing is nice:

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That's really nice! LOL, I'd love doing that!!!! Not sure what I'd write on them!!! I guess writing the name of the plant would be kinda boring, so I guess I'd mostly write positive quotes all over them :) Uplifting phrases too! You know? If done well that could be a great gift :) Uhm, this thread gave me a couple of good ideas for gifts to my in laws ;)

What do you think about these:

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A friend of mine did the exact same thing with one of those wooden kleenex boxes :) Not sure how practical this is in the long run either :ROFLMAO::LOL::whistle:
 
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I think I'd write poems on my flower pots. I love poetry:) Or maybe I'd choose random fragments from my favorite books, I'm not sure yet. But I totally agree, a pot like this would make a lovely gift.

I love this picture that you posted! It's decoupage, isn't it?

Here is a funny idea:

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Yeah, it decoupage! :) Have you ever tried it? A friend of mine gave me a knleenex box decorated with that... she used colorful napkins :p This woman is into crafts... hardcore, I must say ;)

Hehehehe!!!! That rabbit looks like the taken out from a japanese cartoon! I think those overly cute planters were the idea of a japanese person, lol. They like this kind of things... overly cute :p

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No, I've never tried decoupage. I was thinking about it, but as far as I know, you need to buy a special glue and varnish and who knows what else. I'm too lazy:p

I love this lace decorated flower pot! It's so girly! It would look perfect in my very girly room:D

This is nice:

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That's a very nice pot! I love the DIY projects that are easy to do just like this one :)!!!! Somethings are so complicated, like the decoupage, these are fine when you have too much time in your hands, but since we don't then we better forget about it (y)

What about this one:

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Here is kind of a unique way to decorate a flowerpot. it would take a lot of snipping the little branches to get all of the little circles though. I was also thinking that a larger branch could be :sliced up if you used a skill saw . My husband made some and used them to make the petals for flowers that he put on my flower boxes by the front porch.

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This is a really nice idea, Happyflowerlady! I love flower pots decorated with pieces of wood, in my opinion they look beautiful and very natural, it's almost like the wood was blooming:)

This is a interesting guide on how to decorate a flower pot with ribbons:

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The pictures of all the flower pots are really lovely. My mother used to use acrylic paint to decorate flower pots and use them for all sorts of things such as containers to hold kitchen utensils, pencil/pen holders, in the bathroom to hold combs and brushes to name just a few. Of course, she also used them for houseplants. Each one was different and were very popular among friends she gave them to for special occasions.
 

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