Introduction

You can do more with pots than just buy them at the store. Here are a few ideas and tips on how to make your own customized pot. Have you ever wished that you could have a cute indoor garden like your favorite Instagram influencer? With just some plants, water, sunlight, and creativity, you’ll be able to create the perfect space for your lifestyle in no time!

Clear planters

• Clear plastic containers
• Glue gun
• Hot glue gun (optional)

You don’t have to buy a new pot for your indoor garden—you can make it yourself. Clear plastic containers are great because they let the light through and show off your plants. Here are some ideas on how to use a glue gun to create a custom clear planter:

• Attach plants directly on top of the container with hot glue (or regular hot glue if you’re not concerned with heat resistance). This is easy and quick, but only works well if you have small plants or flower arrangements. If you want something bigger than that, consider using rope as an alternative way for attaching them instead of gluing them directly on top of the container. This allows you more flexibility in how far apart from each other each plant goes and how many layers there will be between each layer’s bottom point level at least one inch above its uppermost point. You will need at least four feet long pieces per layer so that it fits snugly against both sides without any space between them; otherwise this could cause potential problems such as warping over time due weather conditions outside temperature changes etcetera…

Painted pots

• Paint the pot with chalkboard paint.
• Paint the pot with gold paint.
• Paint the pot with a metallic paint.
• Paint the pot with a colored paint.
• Paint the pot with black or white paint, depending on what you want to use it for (e.g., if you’re using it as an air plant holder, go for black).

Glue gun pots

While you could use a glue gun to attach a pot to a plant, there are safer alternatives. Consider using the glue gun on your own pots instead.

If you’d like to attach two pieces of clay together without having them stick like crazy, try using a hot glue gun! You can also use this technique for joining metal or ceramics!

When making your own pot at home, be sure not to use any toxic glues when attaching your craft materials together.

Decoupage pots

Decoupage pots are made from paper and glue, so they’re easy to make. They’re also a great way to personalize your garden. You can create these pots by recycling old magazines, newspaper inserts or any other kind of paper you have lying around the house. This is a great way of making use of those leftover magazines that collect dust in your room!

Decoupage pots are perfect for small plants like succulents and cacti because it allows you to add an extra layer of protection between your plant and the soil. The plastic cups provide just enough space for roots to grow outwards without drying out too quickly (which will kill most plants). You can also put several small plants into one pot as long as they have similar water needs—if they require different levels of moisture then you’ll need multiple containers and drainage holes drilled in each one so that excess water doesn’t pool up at the bottom under certain conditions; otherwise just place them side by side on top of some rocks with perforations cut into them at regular intervals along their edges (this will allow excess water from one pot/plant type get drained off freely before reaching another set underneath). Finally: make sure nothing grows inside other than what was intended! If something starts sprouting unexpectedly within these containers then remove immediately with care so as not damage anything nearby.”

Fabric-wrapped pots

If you have a little more time on your hands and want to make your garden stand out, try wrapping your pot in fabric. This is a great way to use any leftover fabrics from other projects or even something like burlap sacks you might find at the store.

You can wrap most pots using techniques similar to this one:

• Cut a piece of fabric at least six inches longer than the diameter of your pot and double it over so that both layers are facing each other (this will help ensure that there’s no fraying).
• Wrap one end around the rim of the pot, pulling it tight as you go around until you’ve reached its opposite side; secure with tape if necessary (although I’d recommend leaving some slack for an extra-tight fit).
• Repeat step 2 until all sides are covered and secure any loose ends with tape or glue gun—just be sure not to cover up any drainage holes!

These DIYs will help you get the kind of pot you want.

You can make your own DIY pots to customize your indoor garden. The first step is to gather all of the materials you need:

• Potting soil
• Seeds and planting supplies (optional)
• Spray paint and stencils (optional)

Once you have everything, follow these steps:

• Fill the pot with soil, then water it until water drains from the bottom. This will help prevent mold growth later on in the process. Make sure not too much water is added because this may lead to over-soaking which could result in root rot issues later on down the line! Use a funnel if necessary; they’re available at most hardware stores!

Conclusion

It’s time to get cracking on those DIY pots! There are so many options out there and you can take one of our ideas and make it your own or you can sit down with a piece of paper and draw out the idea that’s been in your head. Either way, you’re sure to have fun while crafting, planting and enjoying your custom pot. Happy planting!