I hope you love this month’s Thrift Store Decor post as much as I do! I’m sharing a Hot Air Balloon Planter with free printable, and the rest of the Thrift Store Decorating Team is sharing some crazy awesome inspiration too. Make sure to check them all out at the end of this post!
I have a strong love for houseplants…they just make me feel less trapped inside during the winter months. I especially love planting them in unconventional vessels…and this one is completely unconventional to say the least!
I found these two pieces at a thrift store long ago and have been holding on to them just in case…I mean, I couldn’t just leave a topiary at the thrift store, right? And you can never have enough little buckets. I seriously have a stack of them in my garage!
I decided to wrap the bucket in some twine so it would look more like a basket than a bucket.
I spray painted the topiary my favorite shade of aqua. I added some pebbles to the bottom of the bucket and filled it with dirt, then plucked a cute little plant that I found at Lowe’s in.
To finish it off, I placed the topiary form into the bucket and pulled some of the plant through. I think it turned out super cute!
I also created this sweet printable from one of my favorite movies, The Wizard Of Oz because hot air balloons totally take me back to the end of that movie! You can print it out if you like or just pin it to your favorite Pinterest quotes board. I think it is a sweet reminder to always believe that we can achieve whatever we put our minds to.
Be sure to check out the rest of this month’s Thrift Store Decorating Team projects…they are fabulous to say the least!
Cheryl@ Sew Can Do says
atThis turned out really cute. I love that topiary shape – where did you find that?
Chelsea @ Making Home Base says
atOkay, this is so CUTE, Jess! I absolutely love it!
bonnie@uncommon designs says
atOK Jessica..super cute girl! We loved that movie too! ;) Bonnie
Tried&Twisted says
atWow, I love this! I love how perfectly these items you already had around the house fit together to make something entirely new.
Toodles,
Sara
Angela @ Creative Blossoming says
atSuch a creative idea! I love how you repurposed these items in such a lovely way. Thanks for sharing!
Heather - Dollar Store Crafts says
atWhat a cool idea. I love the pop of turquoise against the plant!
Bliss says
atGreat idea, and I have a little ivy plant in my window that is going to need to go up up and away assuming I don’t kill it first.
gail says
atJessica,
I love how you combined the two thrift store finds to make a unique hot air balloon planter. Very creative. And the printable? icing on the cake.
It’s going to be so much fun being part of this group of talented and creative ladies.
gail
kathy@petticoatjunktion says
atPretty! All of the projects today have me longing for Spring!
Julie says
atSo cute, Jess! You are good!!
kristin says
atThis is so pretty, love that pop of color! Looks like you and I were on the same page with the rope :)
Christy @ Our Southern Home says
atOh, how I love that quote! I wish I had better luck with house plants. I tend to forget the poor things. Your idea for the planter is just precious!
Maryann @ Domestically Speaking says
atThat is adorable Jessica!
Tara says
atI think the printable is perfect and I blogged about how I used it on the gallery wall in my daughter’s room. Thanks for sharing!
http://www.making-our-nest.com/girl-room-gallery-wall/