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Get started on your fall porch today by transforming a plastic cauldron into a stone planter!
Everything looks so tired and dry after the LONG hot summer, it is so fun to fix it up with beautiful fall flowers and pumpkins. Something I had my eye on at the garden store was this really neat stone cauldron for a potted plant. It was really expensive, so I decided to do without it this year.
Then I found these $0.97 cauldrons at CVS, and I decided to transform them into a planter!
How To Transform Cheap Plastic Cauldron into a Stone Planter
You know I love my spray paint (check out my MUST read tips for spray paint). I shopped around and found the perfect color and texture. Follow us on Instagram for more fun ideas, tips, and videos!
Now I have a stone cauldron for the porch! Here is how you can turn a Plastic Cauldron into a Stone Planter!
Supplies Needed For a DIY Stone Cauldron Planter:
- Cheap Plastic Cauldron
- Spray Paint (Rustoleum Texture)
- Drill (or screwdriver & hammer)
Directions:
- Spray with about Two Coats the texture spray until completely covered!
- Once it is dried, drill or poke holes in the bottom for good drainage. I poked about five.
- Plant a small plant, making sure to add rocks at the bottom. Check out my easy guide for mums, that is what I added to mine!
And now you have a pretty stone planter for your porch!
You Can Also Try Some Other Types of Spray Paint Like These Stone Ones:
So many fantastic options with some simple spray paint!!
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Great idea! I am sure it adds a lot your porch! Have a great week, Lynn
Thanks Lynn! I love how it adds a little something extra to the porch!
So clever! Love the stone look spray paint. I had forgotten about that texturing spray, and very appropo for the October/Halloween season! How sturdy is the plastic for handling potted plants… I have regular plastic planters that “dry up” and crack over time. On the other hand, it’s lightweight enough to move around for different sun exposures.
Thanks Laurie! This plastic holds up very well for plants. In fact, I have had one I re purposed years ago that is still holding strong. The Texas sun does give them a beating, but I always try to keep them out of the heavy afternoon sun. But it is much easier to move around!
Wow, talk about amazing
Thank you! 🙂
That turned out great! I’m gonna have to check my CVS for these.
Thanks Jamie!
This is so good. I love the end result. I liked this page on SU.
Thanks so much Kathleen!
Your cauldron looks fantastic – Thanks for linking up to Pin Worthy Wednesday, I have pinned your post to the Pin Worthy Wednesday Pinterest Board.
Thank you!!
I can’t wait to do this!!! I have a purple plastic pumpkin just waiting for a little makeover! Thanks so much for sharing at Waiting on…Wednesday!
Thanks Holly! I love doing this to anything plastic, it makes it look so awesome!
Thank you for sharing this clever DIY at the Thursday Favorite Things blog hop. xo
Thanks so much Katherine!
That turned out just amazing – you’d NEVER believe it was plastic – great job !
Thanks Suzan! I love how much better it looks 🙂
Simple and cute! The perfect combo. Love it!
Thanks Janelle!
Love this. So cute for a Halloween porch. Thanks for sharing at the #HomeMattersParty – hope to see you again this weekend.
Yes it is, thanks Chelsea!!!
I’ll pick up a cauldron after Halloween when they are 50-75 percent off . This will be beautiful with mums.
Thanks for the idea.
Linda
They look perfect with mums! I have a purple mum in mine and it really makes the color pop with the stone look 🙂
That is a super idea for fall!
Thanks Leslie!
I am a gardening fanatic and I just love this and it is a perfectly timed post! If you have time please link it to my new link up Frugal Friday!
Thanks so much!! I would love to link up with you!
Great ideas, I just retired and need ideas!Thank-U
This is a fun one to make! Enjoy!