Concrete Planters Are Easy, Cheap to Make 3 techniques using balloons, plastic cups and bowls, and cardboard for molds ...

In this creative DIY tutorial, learn how to craft a unique cement hand planter for your home or garden. This step-by-step guide covers essential tips and materials needed to mold your very own ...

Spherical planters can be fashioned by applying cement to balloons, and bowls and other plastic containers can be used as molds for smoother results.

If you’re looking for a way to spruce up your garden without breaking the bank, make a concrete planter!

Concrete planters can provide an industrial or rustic home for succulents and other small plants, and they’re inexpensive and fairly easy to make. Spherical planters can be fashioned by applying ...

Once the concrete hardens for 24 hours, the planters can be popped out of the molds.

Then fill the space between the two molds. Tap the molds gently for a few minutes to make sure that 1) the concrete mix has settled and 2) that there are no large air pockets between the molds.

Spherical planters can be fashioned by applying cement to balloons, and bowls and other plastic containers can be used as molds for smoother results.

Though I only tried making planters, Pinterest led me to dozens more ideas, ranging from coasters and candle holders to bookends. Which is great, because with about 100 pounds of concrete and ...

Use Plastic Flowerpots to Make DIY Cement Planters Create unique concrete containers for your home or garden from these cheap molds.

I settled on three techniques, one using balloons to create round planters, one using plastic cups and bowls, and a third using a cardboard mold to make a faceted shape.

Holly Ramer Concrete planters can provide an industrial or rustic home for succulents and other small plants, and they’re inexpensive and fairly easy to make.