Little ribbons make a big difference
The ribbons you don't use at home (preferably in more colors, so that the colors are rich and varied after making it, it will be more beautiful yo~), scissors, glue, small iron flower pots.
Run the ribbon over the pot to determine the approximate length, then cut it off.
Stick glue on the pot, and then wrap the ribbon to the pot, remember to align when wrapped Oh, wrap a few layers to see the length of the pot to decide, according to the length of the pot in the picture, three layers, is the most appropriate.
Tidy up the details of the ribbons that have been wrapped on, either top and bottom to cover the middle ribbon a little, or leave the middle ribbon at the top, it's all up to you!
Use my leftover popsicle sticks and glue on a tiny piece of paper, the paper doesn't have to be square, it can be a heart, triangle, polygon, etc. depending on which one you you prefer~
Insert the popsicle sticks into the little flower pot ~ done!
In addition to the iron planters in the steps, plastic planters can also be so DIY ~ the black plastic planters in the picture below, with brightly colored ribbons, the effect is even better ~ Oh!
The paint is amazing too!
Preparation: use old flower pots, acrylic paints.
Pour some of the already prepared paint on the bottom of the pot.
Gently tilt the pot to let the paint trickle down the edge for a change, then switch directions, then gently tilt it to let the paint trickle down.
Pad the middle of the pot that has been painted, remembering that it is best not to just snap the pot upside down to dry on the paper, as the paper will stick to the paint and not come off easily.
Finished product display
