Denim Fabric Scrap Pots
Scrap denim pieces do not need to be sewn. There are a million things you can do with fabric scraps and, if you combine them with decoupage or Mod Podge, there are even more possibilities. Explore the wonderful world of no-sew denim ideas when you learn how to make these Denim Fabric Scrap Pots. Crafty people looking for DIY ideas that show you what to do with old jeans will love this brilliant idea. Add these petite pots to your home and fill them up with indoor plants. Perch a succulent in these DIY planters for some truly unique accents.
Estimated CostUnder $10
Time to CompleteIn an evening
Primary TechniqueFabric Crafts
HolidayMother's Day
Materials:
- Denim
- Pen
- Terracotta pot
- Tacky glue
- Decoupage
- Foam Brush
- Scissors
- Ribbon
- Buttons
Instructions:
- Roll the pot edges with a pen on the denim to mark where to trim your fabric.
- Decoupage on your fabric. Dry completely.
- Trim off any excess fabric.
- Glue on ribbon and bow.
- Add buttons as accent.
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flowergirl
Mar 14, 2018
How cute! I would not give this up easily and even if I did, I'd make one for myself. My terracotta pots are mostly painted and I'd love a new look on them. I have everything I need already and it's so easy to decorate my pots. I am thinking wrapping a little less fabric so that the pot can still be seen.
Cheryl E
Jan 29, 2018
These denim covered terracotta pots are adorable. A super easy craft for kids to do as well. I will have to dress up my windowsill herb pots with buttons and bows as the photo shows. Just be sure to keep the bottom of the pot free of fabric to avoid getting the fabric wet when watering a plant.
paver2
May 10, 2017
Pretty crafty! I am thinking that other materials than denim could be used as long as they were sturdy or thick or you could double them to make them thicker. It would be pretty to have a display of these in varying sizes. This is a nifty way to present a gift plant, too.
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