What about the green radish hanging basin made of this flower? The key is really simple ~
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Materials:
A red wine bottle, a rope, alcohol (gasoline and lubricating oil are also acceptable), a chopstick, 502 glue, a clothes rack, iron wire, white cloth in a shoe box, and water moss (rags or dried leaves are also acceptable).
Steps:
First, cut off the bottle.
1. Soak the bottle in water for two hours and take out the paper package from the bottle. Then tie the rope where you want to cut it (the rope should be tied tightly)
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2. Drop alcohol around the rope with chopsticks, and then light it.
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3. Immediately after the rope is burned, soak the part of the bottle to be cut in cold water.
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4. If the combustion is sufficient and the cold water enters, the part to be cut will fall off by itself. If the burning is not enough, there will be cracks in the place where the rope is tied. Wrap it in a soft cloth and knock it on the corner of the table, and the bottom will fall off.
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5. Apply a layer of 502 glue on the incision to avoid hand cuts. (or sand the incision with sandpaper)
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Second, do the internal structure part.
6. Make the clothes hanger into several small hooks in the shape shown below. The actual length of the red underlined part in the picture below is the radius of the bottle.
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7. Draw the bottom of the bottle on white paper and put the small hook in.
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8. Fix the small hooks together with wire.
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9. Knead the remaining hangers into a ball, which is bigger than the bottle mouth.
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10. The kneaded dough is assembled with a small hook, as shown below.
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1 1. Assemble into the bottle.
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Bottom view of the bottle
Third, the upper basin part
12. Cut the white cloth in the shoe box into strips, put it into the bottle, and press it with chopsticks.
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13. The bottle is facing down and filled with water moss. (rags or dead leaves can be used instead)
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14. Fill with soil, and you can put water moss on the side of the bottle, so that you can't see the soil from the outside of the bottle, which increases the beauty.
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15. After filling the soil, plant green radish and bamboo plum according to your own preferences. ...
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16. After planting the green radish, leave a space of about 4 cm and spread a layer of water moss.
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17. Cut a piece of white cloth and stuff it from the bottom of the bottle, as shown below.
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18. Hang the bottle and pull out the white cloth at the mouth of the bottle.
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Dangdang ~ hanging in the balcony living room is much better than the monotonous green radish flowerpot! Although there are many operation steps, Huahua thinks it is very simple ~
Plastic bottles can be used as flowerpots.
This flowerpot, like a work of art, is actually made of plastic bottles!
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Materials:
A few branches, a plastic bottle, thin thread, scissors.
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Steps:
1. Cut the branches into small sticks with the same length, and the length depends on the height of the flowerpot you need.
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2. Cut the bottom of the plastic bottle, the height must be shorter than the wooden stick, and then make a hole in the bottom of the bottle.
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Tie one end of the stick with a thread.
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4. Take another stick, wrap it twice with thread, and let it be next to the first one. Tie all the sticks together according to this method.
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5. Then tie one end of the stick in the same way as above, but the winding direction should be opposite to the other end, otherwise it will fall apart.
6. Stick the tied branches to the bottom of the plastic bottle with a glue stick, and then tie them with thread.
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7. Fill the soil and plant flowers. Is it much better than bare plastic bottles?
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A plastic bottle is too monotonous? Huahua teaches you to make a three-dimensional garden with plastic bottles.
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Materials:
Some plastic bottles, ropes, scissors and knives.
Steps:
1. Cut a rectangular hole in the bottle with scissors and a knife.
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2. Cut four holes on the edge of the incision through which the rope can pass.
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3. Wear all the plastic bottles with ropes, as shown below.
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Fill the plastic bottle with soil and plant flowers.
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Hanging on the living room wall is different immediately, and multiple plastic bottles look much better than a single plastic bottle!
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Make flowerpots out of milk powder cans.
The following fresh flower pots are all made of milk powder cans!
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Materials:
Milk powder can, colored paper (wallpaper is also acceptable), colored pen, double-sided adhesive tape.
Steps:
1. Punch the bottom of the jar with a screwdriver and hammer.
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2. According to the size of the jar, cut out colored paper of the same size.
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3. Stick the colored paper on the jar with double-sided tape.
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4. Write or draw patterns on the cans with colored pens.
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5. Then fill the soil, plants germinate, and be fleshy!
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Making Swan Flower Pot with Laundry Liquid Bottle
Isn't this little swan exquisite? It's a flowerpot made of laundry detergent bottles!
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Materials:
Laundry liquid bottle, scissors, buttons, pen.
Steps:
1. Mark the bottle with a pen and cut it with scissors according to the mark.
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2. Then draw the shape of the swan head at the bottle handle, cut it with scissors according to the shape, and cut the swan tail with scissors according to the following picture.
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3. Glue the button on the white label to make a swan eye. Then the swan flowerpot is finished!
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4. Finally, fill the soil and plant flowers.
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Waste bottles and cans
The flowerpots made are like works of art.
Are you infatuated?
Follow the flowers!