What do you do when you have so many ideas, yet so little time? Well, for me…I get “stuck”. I get in a creative funk! I HAVE the ideas, yet I am just overwhelmed with implementing them all! I had to finally take a step back and look at everything on paper and realize that I can only do ONE thing at a time. So that is what I did. I did one thing. It was this thing. And this thing turned out to be pretty dang cute, if I do pat my own back! What thing you ask? DIY Fabric Covered Flower Pots!
These fabric covered flower pots from the Dollar Tree turned out to be very cute in the end! I can’t wait to show you how I did it.
SUPPLIES:
Set of 2 flower pots from Dollar Tree
Mod Podge
Brush for mod podge
Fabric quarters
Scissors
Hot glue gun
Ok, so I bought a set of 2 little flower pots from the local Dollar Tree. They are small, but they aren’t the MINI ones. Those come in a set of 3. I have them too for another project!
I also found several little $.97 fabric quarters from Wal-mart! I grabbed up some designs that I liked, and I wasn’t sure which I would use for this project, so I took a picture of all of them! I will find a good use for the others that I didn’t use for this specific DIY Fabric Covered Flower Pots project 🙂
Now, this is where my tutorial may be a little fly by the seat! (I am sure y’all are used to that with me!)
I took my piece of fabric and placed it on the table with my pot in the center. I then trimmed it down so that there wasn’t sooo much extra fabric. This helps it not bunch up so much!
After this, I simply started gathering the fabric as tightly as I could and sticking some hot glue inside of the pot to hold it down. There is no rhyme or reason to this…just play around with it until you get it looking like you want! Make sure it is tight. Just add dabs of hot glue where you need it so that it stays put.
On any pieces that you are trying to lay down, just add some mod podge. It dries clear, lays it down and does the trick perfectly. This also works well for the fabric that you have to bring together to meet up in certain pieces.
Just cut, trim, glue and work it until you have it the way you like it! Perfection is highly overrated, and you do NOT need it for this!
After mine were finished, I decided to get some rocks from my driveway and add my cute little Dollar Tree succulent picks! How cute are these?????
Tell me your thoughts in the comments! I think these DIY Fabric Covered Flower Pots are simply ADORABLE!
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Last Updated on July 5, 2018
Kathy Brown says
So gotta try…these are simply adorable!!!!
Kathy Rowe says
Super cute idea, I gotta try this.
Brenda Johnson says
So sweet! I know what you mean about so many ideas that you get overwhelmed…me too! My decorating brain never shuts off, but having a few health annoyances keeping me from doing much of anything right now. Your blog is so fun, thanks for all the cheer!
Karen Brown says
I so love this!! I am going to have to try this?❤️
Melva says
Let me tell you, they came out super adorable! Would not have thought of it myself. Kuddos!
michelle kyles says
love it!!! gonna try and do this
Doria Anderson says
Absolutely adorable. Looking forward to trying this
Kathlene says
Love the flower pots with the material. Cute, cute and more cuteness.
Sandra says
Very nice. Good fabrics make all the difference. I see you used Waverly fabrics. 👍🏻
I’d like to do a couple of these. 😁
Beth Simmons says
I made two of these for my daughters for Easter. Not perfect but they turned out cute. Thanks for the idea.❤️
Grandma Nikki Morgan says
I absolutely LOVE these pots‼️💗💗💗💗
Great idea, Brooke ‼️💗💗💗💗
Thank you for always bringing us inspiring decorative ideas ‼️💗💗💗💗
Love,
Grandma Nikki Morgan
Cathy Sibo says
Love these! Have to make some for our outdoor decor.
Maggie says
Omgoodness…they are adorable I love love love them ❤️ Your the best ~~beautiful lady 💗
Kristie Baxter says
Those are precious!!
Pamela says
Those flower pots are so adorable. I would never of thought to do that. But with your creative mind, your blog and facebook page, that totally inspires me,. I can make them now too.. Thanks Brooke I appreciate you. Your Michigan fan.🌸🦋
Pamela
Karen Dilvers says
Love these pots!!!
Darcy says
These are absolutely adorable. I gotta give this a try! Thanks for sharing!❤️❤️
Kathy Scaffidi says
They are simlpy adorable Brook..I must try doing them. You are soooo creative & love your decor..
Robin Shaw says
I adore these. They are like little pots of sunshine. Thanks for the inspiration!
Netanna says
I just love these fabric covered pots, just wondering if a live plant could be put in these.