Succulents. They truly make my heart sing. How do you feel about them? My very first one was planted in a DIY Dish Garden. It’s growing and thriving on the window sill by my kitchen sink. I now have several succulents and I’m always eager to add more to our home. Then I spotted some mini planters on Etsy and couldn’t resist making them into Mini Succulent Planters for favors or gifts!
Oh my sweet goodness. I am in love!
Adorable Mini Succulent Planters
Adorable Mini Succulent Planters
Supplies:
Wood Egg Cups
Acrylic Paint*
Paint Brushes
Painters Tape
Mini Succulents
*Paint used is DecoArt in Watermelon Slice, Peacock Teal and Grey Storm.
I don’t think I mentioned this earlier — but, these little cuties are incredibly easy. You could pull these together in about 15-20 minutes. Score! Let’s see how you can make your own in three easy steps.
One: Use the painters tape to indicate your paint area.
Two: Paint your wooden egg cup.
Three: Add the succulents and your done!
Here’s to succulents and mini planters.
I hope you enjoy them as much as I do!
Happy Creating, friends. xo
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Kristi says
SUCH a cute idea Kelly! LOVE the bright colours!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Kristi! Aren’t the colors perfect for this time of year? You should make a couple for yourself. 😉 Enjoy the rest of your week. xo.
Jen says
You already know how much I love miniature things and I am madly in love with your mini succulent planters! Those wooden egg cups are adorable.
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Jen! They are pretty adorable, right? …and were so easy to paint and plant the succulents in. You must give these a try. 🙂 HUGS!
Emily says
Those wood egg cups are adorable and using them as mini succulent planters is such a great idea! I’ve included your post in my Five on Friday roundup this week 🙂
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much Emily! It was such a fun “mini” project. 🙂 I appreciate you including me on your Round-Up as well! Enjoy the rest of your weekend! xo.
Jelli says
These are so cute, Kelly! A friend recently snipped off some leaves from her succulents for me to start and they’re growing beautifully, but in those terrible plastic starter containers from a home goods store. Would love to transfer them to something as pretty as these. Thanks for the inspiration!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Jelli! I appreciate it. You should transfer one or two to these. They are super easy to do. 🙂 Enjoy the rest of your weekend. xo.
Nicole says
Those are super cute!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much Nicole! Appreciate it. Have a great day! xo.
Pauline Molinari says
These mini planters are too cute! Thanks for sharing your crafty inspiration on this week’s Monday Funday Party!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much Pauline! Glad I was able share on that Monday Funday! Have a wonderful day. HUGS.
Stephanie R says
This turned out really pretty! I need some of these for my office area to liven up the place!
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks Stephanie! I appreciate it. These are perfect for an office space because they are small and colorful! 🙂 Hope you’ll give them a try. Have a great day. xo.
Lolly Jane says
These are to-die-for cute, Kelly! Featuring them tomorrow at our link party, thanks for sharing! XOXO
Kelly Rowe says
Thanks so much! I appreciate the feature at your link party! Enjoy the rest of your holiday weekend. HUGS!
Lindi says
I just might have to make these for myself!! I love the bright colours! Such a great idea 🙂 They would make great additions to a place-setting or great hostess gifts too!
Kelly Rowe says
I think you should give them a try! They are the perfect size for a sweet, colorful gift! 🙂 Have a wonderful evening. xo.
Marie says
I’m not normally a big fan of succulents but these are just too adorable! You may have converted me!
Kelly Rowe says
Aw, thanks so much Marie! I appreciate it. These little cuties certainly have a way of brightening a room. 🙂 Have a GREAT weekend! xo.
Carolyn K says
How deep do the egg cups have to be? I want to make sure that the succulent has enough soil.
Kelly Rowe says
Hi Carolyn. I used a standard egg cup since these were mainly for favors/gifting and would need to be replanted. Hope that helps. Have a great day!
Cocomelon says
How deep do the egg cups have to be? I want to make sure that the succulent has enough soil
Kathy L Lewallen says
Where do you find the wooden egg cup? So cute!
Kelly Rowe says
Hi Kathy! I bought mine on Etsy. Hope that helps. Cheers.