It’s officially summer and I’ve been spending a lot of time outside gardening! I’m excited to share a quick tutorial on the easiest way to add curb appeal with a DIY Address Planter! This project is super simple and can be done in 20 minutes or less. So let’s get started!
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DIY Address Planter
Summer is the time for celebrations; pool parties, play dates, birthdays and graduations to name a few. Which means it’s also time to get the house ready for guests! Make your house stand out while adding a bit of charm in minutes; check out my video below to see how!
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- Cricut Explore Air 2™ or Cricut Maker
- Cutting Mat (I used the light grip mat, but the standard mat works fine too)
- Cricut Outdoor Vinyl
- Cricut Transfer Tape
- Cricut Tools
- XL Scraper
- Galvanized Bucket
- Scissors
- Plants of your choice
One you have your planter finished, simply drill a few holes in the bottom for drainage and add your favorite plants and planting soil! Don’t have a green thumb? Succulents or artificial plants would look great too.
Wasn’t that easy? I’m so pleased with how this project turned out and I know it will last years to come, just as long as I don’t forget to water my plants! 😉
I hope you are inspired to add a little bit of curb appeal and give this project a shot!
Happy Crafting!
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