My copper infatuation is still in full swing so when I was looking for plant stands for the studio and came up empty handed, I took matters into my own hands. Get the full DIY after the jump…
I found these simple plant stands on Amazon and liked the hairpin legs but thought they needed a little something, which is where the spray paint and rope came in.
Supplies needed:
Plant Stands // Large // Small
Spray Paint (this is the best copper I’ve found)
Rope
Step 1: Spray paint those puppies! Step 2: Tie one end of the rope next to one of the legs on the plant stand. Cut the rope at about 10 feet or so and loosely wrap around your hand so you can easily pass the rope through the inside sections.
Step 3: Wrap the rope tightly around and around the two bars keeping it taut as you go.
Step 4: Once you get to the next leg wrap the rope around 5 times between the two leg supports, then wrap the rope horizontally until you have 7 loops.
Step 5: Continue on all the way around cutting new sections of rope as needed.
Finally, pick your favorite plant and step back to admire you crafty work.
P.s. The one on the left is called a rubber plant and the one on the right is called monstera… and you can find the simple white pot here.
See more DIY’s for around the house here.
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Very jazzy and so simple to do! Very versatile, too. You could adapt this idea to get a lot of different looks depending on the kind of rope and type of paint you use.
Eeek! These are so cute Sarah, love them. Gonna have to make one myself.
This is amazing!! I almost never do DIYs but since you’ve shared links to all the items you used… It seems hard to fail! Think I’m gonna go for it. Thanks so much for the great idea and sources. It’s hard to find a cute plant stand these days that isn’t that $150 one from west elm haha
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Your blog is an inspiration to me. I admire your work and the way you put your signature in every little detail. Can’t wait to see more of the A-frame.
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Mafalda
!!!! This is without a doubt my favorite DIY plant stand (and I look at a lot of DIY plants stands). Gorgeous and brilliant!
I’m totally going to try this! Thank you! So you don’t think scuffing up the stand or using primer is necessary the ? Just wanted to check before I tried this!!
Love this so much! You are so talented!
I asked a question on your IG account but thought maybe to ask here. With your copper obsession would you do your Tarva 6 drawer hack for your cabin house in the copper stay paint and knobs in copper or keep as is? I am suddenly torn between doing that specific Tarva hack you featured a while back for your cabin or doing the legs copper and nobs copper. What would you suggest?
Also what white paint on your walls did you use in your studio?
Thanks!
Hi Julie,
I still love gold/brass too. It will always be my first love. In that room I would do the gold over again.
These are the cutest! I am definitely going to have to try out this DIY. Thanks for sharing!
Cheers!
xo Anna Lynn with Waiting On Martha
I love this tutorial! They have very similar plant stands at Big Lots right now for $7!
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So beautiful and such a great idea!!
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I love this planter stand DIY! You are so creative!
If I purchase the same white pots from Amazon that you mentioned, what dimensions should I get so it fits in the planter stand?
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I love this! Definitely going to try this, as just moved into a new place!
What size rope did you use?
Love this DYI
Thanks
I love your blog! I’m not much of a DIYer, but you make things seem doable!
I am obsessed with that pink couch! Is it possible to tell me where you bought this/found this? Big crush on that! ?
Thank you & happy blogging!
Jaime
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I just completed this project. Thank you so much for the tutorial! I absolutely love it! I’ll see if I can post the photo to you.
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Lovely project! Where did you get the white pots from?
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Hi! Since the rope you bought on Michaels is sold out…
Would you recommend buying 1/4 inch or 1/2 inch rope?
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Revisiting an old post to ask a question about spray paint. Do you like the brand you mentioned here for other metallic colors? Specifically for gold or brass?
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