I’ve seen people mount epiphytic plants in old vintage picture frames or shadow boxes, some even add small LED grow lights and I think it looks soooo good
Love these! I also love to be frugal, so I’m gonna see if I can find a tote bag at dollar tree and use that for material 🤑 you could even paint something cute on the canvas!
I loved this video so much! Plants and diy!!! I have a suggestion about making diy plant propagation set ups - wall, shelf, etc. it would be cool to see what you could do thrifting supplies and reusing things too!
I was literally drawing up patterns for this same project today! I'm going for a drawstring style bag, because my fabric isn't as sturdy as the fabric you used. I do love that polished look though.
Thank you for this! I've been toying with the idea of a few of these but either couldn't find the right size or didn't love the design. Thanks, Becca ❤️
Dear Rachana: Circumference is (2*pi*radius) OR (pi*diameter). She used the formula correctly; where she went wrong was in adding the seam allowance of the circle in her calculations for the tube. If she had only used the exact diameter of the pot, without the inches she added for seam allowance, her side panels would've been a much closer match. (Did you make a bag like this? I'm about to. Wish me luck and good sewing!)
You are two cute! You have a great voice and sound like a podcaster. I am going to try this but I don’t sew and I hate math so I will do it all by sight and it will take me twice as long and my house will be a total wreck but I’ll do it!!!
This was awesome! I am really struggling with how to stake really tall plants. My big Monsteras and my really super tall (6 feet) rhapidophora tetrasperma are outgrowing any moss pole or dowel situation I can think of.
Love this! Goodness I have to look at my fabric and see if I have any to make these. DIY idea- have you seen those cute little clay mushrooms that you can stick in your plants? Like tiny happy little decorations. Kinda cheesy but adorable. I made some years ago but they didn’t turn out that well. Would love a tutorial for cute little plant things like that. Or plant support ideas. Like tomato cage but actually cute for plants like oxalis that need support but wouldn’t do well on a stake/plank.
The length was too long cuz you calculated the it using 8 for diameter instead of the original 6, in this case you should use the real diameter: 6*pi = 18.85 + sewing allowance
I was wondering if/when you would post this. Such a perfect match of 2 talents you have. I have some Jean legs I have from making cut offs I may see if they can become covers too…maybe I’ll have to steal a pocket too.
this is great, thank you! I wonder whether the rectangular piece was too long because the seam allowance on the circle piece in effect reduced the diameter. I would love to see a DIY on how to make a wooden plank configuration that would allow the plank to stay out of the soil... and be a little more stable than leaning it against a wall etc.
OOOOOOOH. You know what, you’re right I think that’s what happened!!! So I should maybe do 7 or maybe even 6 for the pi equation. Hmm I need to make another one to see 😂 did you see my video I posted right before this? I showed how I made my planks by stapling plant stakes to them and sticking that in the soil! So only the bottom of the plank touches the soil and it’s pretty secure, honestly.
Yeah I second that. When the circle was being pinned, the diameter reduced to about 6 inches so your actual rectangle length requirement was closer to 18” instead of 25” Honestly it’s not your math skills at fault or anything. it’s just the whole confusing part of sewing in general lol!! Turning flat things into 3D things always has its sneaky tricks in my experience haha
Oh YES i so want to learn how to make clothes. I have a sawing machine in my room which i used sparingly for a year a few years ago, and now I dont even know how to put in the thread xD I NEED HELP!!
These bags are so cute. You're so creative. I love watching your DIYs. Btw, I know this was a while ago but the circumference formula is C=2(Pi)(r) so your calculation of Pi x D should have come out to the same. Not sure what happened but your math was right. 😂
I did do that but I thought since the diameter of the circle was 8 I should use that? 🤔 I wanted the bag to be bigger than the pot so that’s why I did 8. Agh math I can’t do it lol Edit: another comment said the math probably didn’t work out because the seam allowance on the circle made the diameter smaller so you’re right, I probably should have used 6, maybe 7 instead of the 8!!
This is so cool!! I’m not good at math so I have no idea how to figure it out, but I think it turned out great! Is there a way to make a macrame one that isn’t hung up? Ooohhh, maybe a crocheted granny square bag? Four granny squares connected and a fifth one for the bottom? 🤷♀️ I guess that would be more square than round, but could it work? Thank you for sharing!! 💜💚🪴🌵
Oooh yeah those are amazing ideas! I almost did a macrame basket for this video but was done DIYing 😂 granny square plant pot cover would be SO CUTE and I am definitely going to try that. Maybe a big magic circle for the base? But Omg, calculating the size of the granny squares for the rectangle… more math 😩😂
I think it’s because you multiplied 8 by pi and not 6 by pi and then added an inch or two. The extra allowance that the eight inch pot gave you got multiplied by pi instead of just adding the two inches at the end. 🤷🏼♀️
I am not lying this is so useful
I’ve seen people mount epiphytic plants in old vintage picture frames or shadow boxes, some even add small LED grow lights and I think it looks soooo good
Ooh love that idea!
Love these! I also love to be frugal, so I’m gonna see if I can find a tote bag at dollar tree and use that for material 🤑 you could even paint something cute on the canvas!
painting and porously sealing terracotta pots!!
The rectangle length should be right if you subtract the seam allowance of the bottom circle before multiplying ☺
Very classy looking. Thanks for sharing.
I loved this video so much! Plants and diy!!! I have a suggestion about making diy plant propagation set ups - wall, shelf, etc. it would be cool to see what you could do thrifting supplies and reusing things too!
Very creative idea my friend, thanks for sharing
I like to plant my plants in water. I always feel that it’s is mess free. I hope 1 day you can cover that topic of growing in water
Your hair has grown so quickly! I am so jealous haha your hair is so pretty!
Great idea Becca! ☃️❄️💚🙃
So darn cute and simple (except for the Math part) LOL. Love it!
Haha! Definitely :)
These are such a great idea. You are so talented.
Thank you so much :))
I was literally drawing up patterns for this same project today! I'm going for a drawstring style bag, because my fabric isn't as sturdy as the fabric you used. I do love that polished look though.
SO CUTE. A great way to add a new texture to your plant space! 🌿
Thank you for this! I've been toying with the idea of a few of these but either couldn't find the right size or didn't love the design. Thanks, Becca ❤️
No problem!!!! Hope you get to try it out :)
This was so good ❤❤❤
The circumference of a circle is pie x radius.
I think you did pie x diametre.
Thank you for sharing
Dear Rachana: Circumference is (2*pi*radius) OR (pi*diameter). She used the formula correctly; where she went wrong was in adding the seam allowance of the circle in her calculations for the tube. If she had only used the exact diameter of the pot, without the inches she added for seam allowance, her side panels would've been a much closer match. (Did you make a bag like this? I'm about to. Wish me luck and good sewing!)
You are two cute! You have a great voice and sound like a podcaster. I am going to try this but I don’t sew and I hate math so I will do it all by sight and it will take me twice as long and my house will be a total wreck but I’ll do it!!!
Woo!!! I do actually have a podcast :) it’s called potted together.
This was awesome! I am really struggling with how to stake really tall plants. My big Monsteras and my really super tall (6 feet) rhapidophora tetrasperma are outgrowing any moss pole or dowel situation I can think of.
So cute!!!
That’s really cute I think I’m gonna try to do one for my scindapsus :)
Wow! That’s a big mic! 🎙 Awesome video demonstration, Becca!
Hahah yes! My podcast mic!
Love this! I think Burlap would be cute. Love your Valentines dress 💚
Burlap would be adorable. I need to try that next, I have some laying around somewhere :)
@@BeccaDeLaPlants 👍🏼
It would be great to have a DYI propagation station. One that doesn't require fancy tools, and maybe hung with twine on a wall??
Love this! Goodness I have to look at my fabric and see if I have any to make these. DIY idea- have you seen those cute little clay mushrooms that you can stick in your plants? Like tiny happy little decorations. Kinda cheesy but adorable. I made some years ago but they didn’t turn out that well. Would love a tutorial for cute little plant things like that. Or plant support ideas. Like tomato cage but actually cute for plants like oxalis that need support but wouldn’t do well on a stake/plank.
The length was too long cuz you calculated the it using 8 for diameter instead of the original 6, in this case you should use the real diameter: 6*pi = 18.85 + sewing allowance
I love these, though, I would have also gone the extra step and waxed them so they don't get ruined by soil/water in the long term.
Great idea!!
I would love to see concrete pots and interesting diy molds for them.
I was wondering if/when you would post this. Such a perfect match of 2 talents you have. I have some Jean legs I have from making cut offs I may see if they can become covers too…maybe I’ll have to steal a pocket too.
Oooh jeans would be so cool!!!
You could coat/"infuse" one of these with cement to make a "hard" cover pot.
maybe you can do some garden/homesteading diy’s?? like how to can your own food and stuff.
Oh yeah!! I plan on documenting that this year too :)
this is great, thank you! I wonder whether the rectangular piece was too long because the seam allowance on the circle piece in effect reduced the diameter. I would love to see a DIY on how to make a wooden plank configuration that would allow the plank to stay out of the soil... and be a little more stable than leaning it against a wall etc.
OOOOOOOH. You know what, you’re right I think that’s what happened!!! So I should maybe do 7 or maybe even 6 for the pi equation. Hmm I need to make another one to see 😂 did you see my video I posted right before this? I showed how I made my planks by stapling plant stakes to them and sticking that in the soil! So only the bottom of the plank touches the soil and it’s pretty secure, honestly.
Yeah I second that. When the circle was being pinned, the diameter reduced to about 6 inches so your actual rectangle length requirement was closer to 18” instead of 25”
Honestly it’s not your math skills at fault or anything. it’s just the whole confusing part of sewing in general lol!! Turning flat things into 3D things always has its sneaky tricks in my experience haha
So cute! I love it!
I love your videos. I never miss one. Could you tell me what kind of board is in that pot?
It’s just a pine 2x4!
Oh YES i so want to learn how to make clothes. I have a sawing machine in my room which i used sparingly for a year a few years ago, and now I dont even know how to put in the thread xD I NEED HELP!!
Ahhh do it!!! There are so many helpful videos online :) what machine is it?
Becca: we're going to go back to high school geometry for this....
Me who is a plant prodigy freshman: 😐😂
Can you make an update video on all of your plants? Like propagations or new leaves that are coming in? I would be very interested in that!
Would love to see these with a waterproof lining!
Ideas: making your own style clay pot. 😁
Great idea!
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These bags are so cute. You're so creative. I love watching your DIYs. Btw, I know this was a while ago but the circumference formula is C=2(Pi)(r) so your calculation of Pi x D should have come out to the same. Not sure what happened but your math was right. 😂
I love this! The link to the sewing machine is going to a primer at Nordstrom, FYI.
Oh what the heck!? LOL! Thank you
Did you maybe use 8 in as the diameter when multiplying with pi instead of 6 in? Anyways love videos like this!
I did do that but I thought since the diameter of the circle was 8 I should use that? 🤔 I wanted the bag to be bigger than the pot so that’s why I did 8. Agh math I can’t do it lol
Edit: another comment said the math probably didn’t work out because the seam allowance on the circle made the diameter smaller so you’re right, I probably should have used 6, maybe 7 instead of the 8!!
This is so cool!! I’m not good at math so I have no idea how to figure it out, but I think it turned out great!
Is there a way to make a macrame one that isn’t hung up? Ooohhh, maybe a crocheted granny square bag? Four granny squares connected and a fifth one for the bottom? 🤷♀️
I guess that would be more square than round, but could it work?
Thank you for sharing!! 💜💚🪴🌵
Oooh yeah those are amazing ideas! I almost did a macrame basket for this video but was done DIYing 😂 granny square plant pot cover would be SO CUTE and I am definitely going to try that. Maybe a big magic circle for the base? But Omg, calculating the size of the granny squares for the rectangle… more math 😩😂
@@BeccaDeLaPlants Lol, I hadn’t thought about the math!!!!! 😩😬
But it would be pretty!!!! I’m sure you could figure it out!! 💜💜💜
Im looking for how to make the fabric pots they sell at the nursery
This is when you know taking math really did have a purpose. Though I was good at math, I don’t remember. 😍😂😜
Love these!!
I like! I may add in some stiff iron on facing to keep the material a little more rigid. 😍Thanks for the idea!!
Hahaha so true Janet!
& yes I think stiff facing would be a great addition to this! The big one sags a bit and I don’t like that :/ haha
You are so cute.You could just measure it without calculation since you have a measuring tape which is flexible ahahhaah :D
LOL Omg yeah that’s so true 😂
What is that type of material that you used?
It’s called duck canvas!
@@BeccaDeLaPlants thanks
You can just buy a painters drop cloth at your hardware store. Same fabric for a lot less
I think it’s because you multiplied 8 by pi and not 6 by pi and then added an inch or two. The extra allowance that the eight inch pot gave you got multiplied by pi instead of just adding the two inches at the end. 🤷🏼♀️
I was literally just thinking about how to do this yesterday! Get out of my brain, lady!
Yeaaaah!!! Love that :)
Due to seem alowance the base is now less than 7 inches and u calculated for 8.