Last week, I revealed my Modern Farmhouse Bathroom makeover and I have one last DIY tutorial to show you. It’s super simple and takes no time at all and would make a great piece for a wall gallery or a small rom.
So here’s my DIY Mason Jar Succulent Planter.
I know some people have expressed concern about drainage within a mason jar but I read over at Not Just A Housewife that it can work as long as you don’t over water, which shouldn’t be a problem with succulents since they need very little. You can also put rocks in the bottom to help!
Supplies:
– Scrap piece of wood
– English Chestnut and Kona Stain
– Galvanized Perforated Plumbers Tape
– (1) 3/4″ Screw
– Mason Jar
– Succulent
I started by wrapping the plumbers tape around the mason jar until it overlapped and I found two holes that aligned. Then I used heavy duty scissors to cut it.
I placed a screw directly through the two holes that aligned and then screwed them in place.
And then hang it on the wall and plant your succulent! I hung mine by placing a screw directly through the board and into the wall.
Do you have a place for one of these?
Don’t forget to check out my bathroom reveal here. :)
About Taryn Whiteaker
Hi! I’m Taryn! The voice behind Taryn Whiteaker Designs. I launched this brand over 11 years ago when I became a stay-at-home mom. What started as a small craft and mom blog eventually grew into a full time design and DIY site. My goal has always been to inspire others (especially women!) with design ideas, DIY tutorials, entertaining ideas and give you the tools you need to complete them yourself!
Loved your bathroom reveal and this tutorial.
These are so cool! I love them!
Taryn! You have such fantastic ideas. LOVE this! Pinning!
This is really beautiful! I love how simple and pretty it is.
LOVE THIS! Would you please link this up to Friday Favorites! Great tutorial Taryn! laura
Love this – I’ve pinned so I can make some for my kitchen!
Love this! Such a nice detail- I love the idea of adding a natural element to a room!
Hi! I’m your newest follower (as of 2 minutes ago) and I have a quick question if you don’t mind. You mentioned two kinds of stain in the list, but I was wondering what the exact staining process is because it turned out so great! Thanks!
Hi! I’m your newest follower (as of 2 minutes ago) and I have a quick question if you don’t mind. You mentioned two kinds of stain in the list, but I was wondering what the exact staining process is because it turned out so great! Thanks!
Diane @ Vintage Zest
Love It!!!! this is really neat and i love the fact that you can recycle what you might have at the house, i use old jelly jars :) thanks for share @tisonlyme143
Great share!! Must try :)
I love this! It would look so pretty holding a bouquet of flowers, too!
I love this. What size piece of wood did you use for your planter?