Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
HOW TO MAKE DIY DOLL HEAD PLANTERS OUT OF CHEAP THRIFT STORE DOLL HEADS | YOUTUBE VIDEO Hi sweet SI family, I have a super fun DIY for you today! You won't believe how authentic these DIY Doll Head Planters turned out! Perfect for styling your painted furniture or decorating your home. And I'll bet
Add this to the list of creepy things nobody needs! Artly Snuff People are taking the heads off old baby dolls and turning them into planters to place around their home. ladylampylamp Talk about creepy!
DOLLS HEAD.- Statement dolls head planter.- Width 14.5cm/5.7"- Height 13cm/5.1"- Length 16cm/6.2"- As these are hand finished, each item is unique.With KILLSTAR branding, 100% Ceramic.Wipe clean only / For decorative use only. Imported.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
HOW TO MAKE DIY DOLL HEAD PLANTERS OUT OF CHEAP THRIFT STORE DOLL HEADS | YOUTUBE VIDEO Hi sweet SI family, I have a super fun DIY for you today! You won't believe how authentic these DIY Doll Head Planters turned out! Perfect for styling your painted furniture or decorating your home. And I'll bet
To be fair, reusing an old doll head is more eco-friendly than buying a new pot. It's up to you whether or not it's worth it. For us: definitely not!
To be fair, reusing an old doll head is more eco-friendly than buying a new pot. It's up to you whether or not it's worth it. For us: definitely not!
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Doll head planters are a Pinterest-worthy trend I can get behind.
HOW TO MAKE DIY DOLL HEAD PLANTERS OUT OF CHEAP THRIFT STORE DOLL HEADS | YOUTUBE VIDEO Hi sweet SI family, I have a super fun DIY for you today! You won't believe how authentic these DIY Doll Head Planters turned out! Perfect for styling your painted furniture or decorating your home. And I'll bet
It’s one part DIY and another part bizarre.
It’s one part DIY and another part bizarre.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Give your space a bizarre, attractive look by trying one of these DIY Head Planter Ideas!
Looking for some fresh spring garden ideas? Check out these head planters for a unique addition to your home or garden space. Travel and Curiosities features unique gifts and things, including unique home decor. Up the cool and unusual factor in your outdoor and indoor living space with our curious
Don't throw away those old dolls. Instead recycle it into a doll head planter! I promise, it will make you laugh.
Have you ever looked around at your interior decor and thought, "You know, my house just isn't creepy enough!"? Or maybe you have a garden outside, and it's
A creative Australian mum has shared how she transformed an old doll's head she found in an op shop into a unique planter pot using grey and granite-effect spray paints from Bunnings
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Forget the expensive store-bought stuff, the crafting experts at HGTV.com show you how to upcycle thrift-store toys to create spooky Halloween decor.
About me: Collecting abandoned dolls from local thrift stores to upcycle into unique planters has become a strange hobby of mine. After the babes come back to my home, I start the process of dismantling each doll to make use of as many parts as possible. They are first deconstructed, then the heads are customized to make room for a new tiny plant. I propagate my own plants from cuttings and always use a plant vessel of some sort - so the soil does not touch the dolls. As such, I will not include a plant unless you order one. The plant babies I send will be varied and small, but rooted. About this item: This creepy planter is made from a plastic doll with a date stamp of 2000, making this an upcycled, vintage find. After the deconstruction phase, I hand painted this baby with acrylics and a crackle finish, and now she is a unique, one-of-a-kind gift. Since she was a doll in her previous life, she already has a drainage hole at the base of her neck. The hole at the top of her head is approximately 2-2.5" in diameter, but not perfectly round as I cut this myself by hand. You have the option of choosing to purchase this doll with or without a plant included, for only $7 additional. Thank you for your time and consideration!
To be fair, reusing an old doll head is more eco-friendly than buying a new pot. It's up to you whether or not it's worth it. For us: definitely not!
Vintage doll head planter with a vintage plate for small plants. I make these cute little planters myself from abandoned vintage doll heads and beautiful vintage tea plates. Because the head is open at the bottom, the excess water can drain, making sure the plant stays healthy and happy. This means the plate is not only for decoration purposes, but also to catch the drained water. -----When you buy this you will receive:---- - 1 doll head planter with vintage plate. Planter and plate are carefully packaged to make sure it will not be damaged on the way. PLANT IS NOT INCLUDED.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
Doll head planters are a Pinterest-worthy trend I can get behind.
My husband and I have been married for over 30 years, so he should know me, amiright? And yet we still have conversations like this… DH: Whatcha doing today? Me: Giving a doll a hair cut. And…
Elevate your spook game with this doll head planter DIY from TikTok that cries every time you water it.
HOW TO MAKE DIY DOLL HEAD PLANTERS OUT OF CHEAP THRIFT STORE DOLL HEADS | YOUTUBE VIDEO Hi sweet SI family, I have a super fun DIY for you today! You won't believe how authentic these DIY Doll Head Planters turned out! Perfect for styling your painted furniture or decorating your home. And I'll bet
Gardening season is upon us, and it's time to get our hands dirty and bring some color and life to our backyards and window sills. However, instead of heading down to the DIY store for the same old plastic and ceramic pots for indoor plants, try this new trend that is popping up on Instagram: Doll planters.
