DIY Concrete Planter From An Old Towel Or A Fleece Blanket

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Making garden objects can be real fun! Especially when you use unexpected things to draw inspiration from or even implement them into the project itself. The next DIY project we’re showcasing involves making a planter from an old towel! The secret is to use concrete to literally turn that towel into the planter you will love. As materials, you will need half a bag of QUIKRETE, water, a couple of 5-gallon buckets and obviously a towel. Don’t forget to wear safety gear and gloves when working with the concrete. Grab your tools – a mixing stick & a drill – and follow the instructions (at the end of the article) to get a similar result you see in the images here.

 

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14 Responses to “DIY Concrete Planter From An Old Towel Or A Fleece Blanket”

  1. Regina says:

    Ótima reportagem a ideia e genial. Mas explica detalhes ex.quantidade de cimento e o tempo de secagem.

  2. Patricia Perrevos says:

    Great idea but I can’t locate the instructions….. 🙂

  3. Winston Bost says:

    Brilliant! Seriously I never would have guessed this is made from an old towel! Love, love, love this!

  4. Kelley Rivard says:

    I love the diy towel/blanket cement planter, would love detail instructions, if possible! Thank you! Love the look

  5. Kay says:

    go to therusticwillow.com

  6. Mike says:

    The instructions can be found on the second page underneath the picture of two white planters on a patio, there is a more details link

  7. Mel says:

    How do you get the colored planters? Your instructions don’t mention that. Are those photos from another website that you didn’t link to? I’m wondering if they were spray painted or was there a color added to the concrete? If so, what?

  8. Carol Graf Haslam says:

    The Planters must be painted with regular paint. Spray paint won’t leave that much color as it soaks into the cement. They are really fun to make and watch dry out and then figure out what kind of flowers or herbs will work in them. You can make any shape any size you just have to be patient and let the cement dry at least for 48 hours before trying to move them or turn them over. I would paint them while they are upside down so they have something to keep the shape. Good luck and enjoy the DIY

  9. peg myers-himmelberger says:

    can the bucket be reused or does it have to stay inside of the finished vessel?

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