A few months ago, I found this Easter basket at a yard sale for $3. I think it was meant to be a porch decoration, but I bought it with the intention of making it into a planter.
I started by removing the BIG bow with some tin snips; then used a bronze color, metallic spray paint.
I had a husk liner from an old hanging planter but had to buy three moss sheets from Dollar Tree and the plant.
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I lined the outside with the moss sheets.
Then inserted the husk liner.
I “potted” the plant, then used some leftover dried moss to cover the top.
AND…Voila! From Easter basket to chic planter!
Planter- $3
Spray Paint– Leftover
Moss sheets- $3
Husk Liner- Reused
Moss- Leftover
Plant- $2.50
Grand Total= $8.50
Always be on the lookout for something you can change to fit your taste!!
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Gorgeous redo! You have a good eye to see that potential, it looks great with the moss and the plant and the paint….just everything!
Aren't you smart! Love the transformation.
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