DIY Rope Flower Pot | Scrap Fabric Project
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Do you have a lot of small scrap fabric that you don’t want to throw away? This DIY, beautiful, twisted rope is a fun scrap fabric project, and you can use the twine to make a boho-inspired flower pot for Spring! Let me show you how.
Happy Earth Day! I’ve been very excited about upcycling and recycling DIY projects this year, and I’m always looking for ways to use all of my material scraps. This plant pot is a lot of fun to make, and a great use for even the tiniest of fabric scraps!
This DIY fabric scrap plant pot project starts with the creation of fabric scrap twine. You can make this with small strips of fabric, and use multiple colours and patterns for a boho-inspired look.
How to make DIY fabric scrap twine:
- Cut scrap cotton fabric into 1″ strips (I cut a slit at the beginning and then rip the rest of the way!)
- Take two strips of fabric and knot them together
- Twist each strip individually, and then twist them together to form a strong, twisted rope
- Continue until you create a long piece of twine
- You can add more strips of fabric as you go by placing strips on top of each other and twisting them together
Watch this video to see how to make DIY fabric scrap twine:
Here’s how to make this simple fabric twine flower pot:
- Start with a plain flower pot from your stash
- Wrap some DIY fabric scrap around it in a spiral pattern, tacking it down with hot glue
- Tuck in the beginnings and ends of the fabric twine
It’s so simple, but so cute and colourful for Spring!
This DIY fabric scrap twine flower pot is simple to make, and it would be a lovely gift paired with a plant, or a wonderful way to decorate your home with some colour.
Happy DIYing!
DIY Scrap Fabric Rope Flower Pot
Do you have a lot of small fabric scraps that you don't want to throw away? Turning them into beautiful, twisted rope is a fun DIY, and you can use the twine to make a boho-inspired flower pot!
Materials
- Fabric scraps
- Flower pot
Tools
- Hot glue gun
Instructions
- Cut scrap cotton fabric into 1" strips (I cut a slit at the beginning and then rip the rest of the way!)
- Take two strips of fabric and knot them together
- Twist each strip individually, and then twist them together to form a strong, twisted rope
- Continue until you create a long piece of twine
- You can add more strips of fabric as you go by placing strips on top of each other and twisting them together
- Start with a plain flower pot from your stash
- Wrap some DIY fabric scrap around it in a spiral pattern, tacking it down with hot glue
- Tuck in the beginning and end of the fabric twine. Done! It's so simple, but so cute and colourful!
This DIY fabric scrap plant pot project starts with the creation of fabric scrap twine.
How to make DIY fabric scrap twine:
Then, make this simple fabric twine flower pot:
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This planter is so fun and happy! It’s got my wheels going for my teen daughter’s room! Thanks for the video showing how to make the rope, too, less intimidating!
I love your colorful flower pot! I am happy to feature you at this week’s All About Home Link Party. Thanks for sharing with us!
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I love this DIY, Christina… and so nice to be able to customize it for your home or a gift! Saw your feature via Thusday Fave Things! We’d love to have you link-up at Tuesday Turn About! Hope to see you there!