Concrete diy

Honestly, we would never in a million years think of decorating our homes with concrete. Seeing that gritty grey gloop brings to mind bright hard hats and gag-inducing construction smell. diy | concrete | diy concrete | diy projects | diy contrete projects | diy home decor

Looking for a concrete DIY to try? Check out this DIY concrete vase idea that uses a mailing tube to create a minimal modern piece of home decor.

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How to make a large round concrete indoor flower pot planter | full tutorial and video

If you want to create awesome candleholders or custom planters using balloons and concrete! You will need to have a bag of concrete, a bucket and some

With this DIY hypertufa planter tutorial you can inexpensively make your very own garden containers out of concrete!

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I’m a huge fan of the concrete and cement planter trend that’s been popping up on DIY blogs for a while now—but while painting the dull gray surface of standard concrete works, I knew there had to be a cooler way of coloring these little plant homes. After some research and hands-on testing, it turns out that the trick is starting with white concrete and stirring in powdered pigments. From there, the sky’s the limit. Marble them, create an ombre stack, go two-tone.