Do you know that one thing almost every crafter says in his/her mind, when he/she goes shopping in a home accessories store ?
“I can make that !!”
Yes, I had such an “I can make that” moment when I was browsing a highend home decor store online, too.
The one I saw only carried a single circular container, however I decided to make it taller and with 2 more additional containers.
While I have used a mixture of E6000 and hot glue to adhere, the ring to the top of the hanger, I decided to reinforce it by wrapping a twine around it. Something very sophisticated about twine and the color, black -wouldn’t you agree ?
My family is incomplete without my six cats and where there are cats – there is no dearth of cat food cans. My cats love tuna hence the cans just fill up the recycling pile in my kitchen, rather quickly. Infact, I have posted several DIY projects in the past, with upcycled tuna cans here :-
Shabby Chic decoupage of tuna can
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Your creations always look so well made and high quality! I love this! #MMBC
This is just beautiful! I love it! I am featuring your project on this week’s Wonderful Wednesday Blog Hop on Ducks ‘n a Row. Everyone will love it ♥
Aww ! Thank you Sinea. Really appreciate the encouragement.
This planter is just brilliant, well done.
Thank you hon.
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This looks quite sophisticated and perfect for succulents…and made from ‘trash’ in the kitchen. LOVE Redo’s and DIY! Very cool! From FFriday
Thank you very much. Really appreciate it.
What a creative idea for cans! It looks awesome too…I love the black with the colored succulents. Thanks for sharing! Have a great weekend Naush!
Thank you very much Marielle. Glad you like it.
Naush, this is a beautiful piece! I love succulents and this is such a fun way to display them. Thanks for sharing and linking with me!
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Thank you Shelbee. Glad you like it.
You are so creative, my friend! Thank you for sharing at Party In Your PJ’s.
Aww ! Thank you Ann.
So creative and pretty! Thank you for sharing at Embracing Home and Family! The way you use things that others would discard is inspiring!
Glad you liked it, Jenn.
This turned out really pretty! I recently got some succulents from my mother-in-law for my home office but I wasn’t sure how I wanted to display them. I might just have to give this a try. It would look beautiful in there with everything else (where my furniture is all a more modern black look) with the right black paint job!
Thank you. So glad you liked it. You could also try to place them in decoupaged cans. I have several posts on those too. Thank you very much for dropping by.