What an fantastic idea, they all turned out so pretty! I suffer with Degenerative Disc Disease, and find bending really painful, so using your idea, and adding feet, will save my poor back! As you said, I can paint them in whatever colours I like. That's what I love about DIY's, we can share our ideas with each other, and then add our own twist to those ideas to make them work for us. THANK YOU for sharing. ❣❣❣
@@carolynhester8805 If one just uses the trash cans as they are, where's the crafting? You can't say, "I made this" if you just buy them and fill them up
I really like this idea of using trash cans because tall planters can be so pricey. I’m gonna make some and add something for feet. Also think I’m going to spray paint mine with that stone look textured paint and put a protector finish on top to secure as I live in a pretty windy/rainy area. Thanks for your video.
Hey cool video. My neighbor does cake decorating she took a disposable pastry bag and some weather sealer/caulking and made a pretty design that I painted over it aded some nice raised texture.
They are totally fantastic! Thanks for the tips for saving money on making your own tall stately planters. I've been looking at these at the local nursery for years now and could never bring myself to lay down over a $100-200 for them. Now I know what I will be making later this week! Thanks again for posting such a great tip that allows me to get the tall planters at a budget friendly price.
It was seriously so sweet (and kinda sassy haha) how you said, "Sure they may not be painted to your taste but you can paint them however you like" ... great attitude. I'm going to take a couple of looks at some other vids of yours now :) well done
Glue the lid closed so it will hold gravel, potting soil & a plant. Drill holes for drainage. Drill holes on the sides so you can add the chain to hang them. I'm not very good at explaining. I hope you can visualize what I have tried to describe. Hopefully, she'll do a video making hanging baskets out of the dome type garbage can lids.
You can always use a plastic bowl instead of the pine cones. A plastic bowl will fit well and won't go all the way down it will fit really tight that's what I do I hope I'm making sense
These will be good for my birds of paradise that go out each summer on the porch! They getting huge , so thanks, cause planters are super expensive in that size !! ❤❤❤
Thank you so much for showing the finished product FIRST in order to see if your audience even wants to make the product. Other designers try to trick people and make people wait until the end of their video because they want you to watch their whole video. I just skip to the finish and check it out to see if i want to make the item when they do that
Good point, but that’s also went to fast forward slider bar is for. You can also scan to see if it’s worth your time. But a good video maker I will always show the finished product, then give the details, and then show the finished product again. That’s the basics for a good presentation. Tell people what you’re going to tell them, then tell them the details, and then wrap it up by summarizing what you told them.
I have been doing a smaller scale on my porch..the small trash cans at walmart 1.67 each put small hole in bottom,, plant flowers or minature veggies,,, put next to railing,, everybody who sees it goes wow over it
One lady did a video showing her planters with empty milk jugs in the bottom. Another lady uses any paper as well as table scraps which are compost & turn into dirt.
thanks for the info on the paint. Since I'm a fairly newbie at DIY-ing, it really helps. And so many people just skim on the the paint info I guess because they already know the basics and think everyone else does too.
At first glance, I recognized trash cans. I agree with others in the comments that the original color is more convincing for a planter. I do love the pinecone idea however. Thank you for that.
Hi, we own a landscape construction company and have some landscape fabric, that would work. Landscape fabric is what some people put down before they plant a garden ect., it keep the weeds from coming up yet allows for drainage. Maybe cheesecloth would work, you can get that at any fabric store and is cheaper!
I really liked the original color of them as well but my mom likes the white as well never thought of using pine cones we have a ton as well I’m allergic so I use Styrofoam in my big planters.
You could repurpose the lid by fixing lid shut, drill some holes & presto hanging basket. If you were to put dirt directly into it , i'd line it with a plastic bag so as not to rust it out too quickly. Latex paint may work also to protect metal parts
seems i’m a year or more late to this channel. love the trash can idea with the pinecones. did you bleach and bake them first or use them straight from the ground?
Here's a hack on drilling the drainage holes: Use a 3/4 inch paddle bit, set the drill on reverse, and don't press down too hard on the plastic when drilling. It will give a precise 3/4 inch drainage without damaging the plastic.
They turned out so pretty, but the original colors were extremely pretty. ❤️
The original color looks awesome. Great idea!
They look nice. I do like the original color better. Adding feet to them would be even more eye appeal! Great idea!
I like the original color better too!
I sort of like the original colours!!! They're cooler than the painted!!!!
I do too. At $30.00 trash can you can also buy a regular planter at any box store. Yikes
Ya me too
Yep, like the before better. Thanks for the idea!
Agree like the colors not painted white
Agree
What an fantastic idea, they all turned out so pretty! I suffer with Degenerative Disc Disease, and find bending really painful, so using your idea, and adding feet, will save my poor back! As you said, I can paint them in whatever colours I like. That's what I love about DIY's, we can share our ideas with each other, and then add our own twist to those ideas to make them work for us. THANK YOU for sharing. ❣❣❣
I like the trash cans unpainted! The look really nice just out of th box but I guess it's a matter of the look your going for!
Nice video, still like the original metal color
Susana R. So do I, I really like the metal color, the way it comes!! Why make extra work for yourself??
@@carolynhester8805 If one just uses the trash cans as they are, where's the crafting? You can't say, "I made this" if you just buy them and fill them up
@@lisasrexstar7796 Nope, but you can say "look what I bought for about a third of the price of other planters"! Works for me.
@@jtidema Agreed!
I really like this idea of using trash cans because tall planters can be so pricey. I’m gonna make some and add something for feet. Also think I’m going to spray paint mine with that stone look textured paint and put a protector finish on top to secure as I live in a pretty windy/rainy area. Thanks for your video.
Hey cool video. My neighbor does cake decorating she took a disposable pastry bag and some weather sealer/caulking and made a pretty design that I painted over it aded some nice raised texture.
That’s a good and easy idea… Especially with those Russian cake decorating tips. Big. Detailed. Cool.
BEAUTIFUL!
Genius!
picture!
They are totally fantastic! Thanks for the tips for saving money on making your own tall stately planters. I've been looking at these at the local nursery for years now and could never bring myself to lay down over a $100-200 for them. Now I know what I will be making later this week! Thanks again for posting such a great tip that allows me to get the tall planters at a budget friendly price.
It was seriously so sweet (and kinda sassy haha) how you said, "Sure they may not be painted to your taste but you can paint them however you like" ... great attitude. I'm going to take a couple of looks at some other vids of yours now :) well done
smart way to filled up with pine cones. I'm haven't thought of that use pine cone. Great idea. Thank you for sharing.
I use styrofoam in lg planters
I use empty plastic containers to fill the planters...makes the planter so light
I hope you still have the tops. You can make hanging planters .
How do you make the hanging planters?
Glue the lid closed so it will hold gravel, potting soil & a plant. Drill holes for drainage. Drill holes on the sides so you can add the chain to hang them. I'm not very good at explaining. I hope you can visualize what I have tried to describe. Hopefully, she'll do a video making hanging baskets out of the dome type garbage can lids.
Great idea!
I too liked the original color! Looked more stylish!
I like the original color too
You can always use a plastic bowl instead of the pine cones. A plastic bowl will fit well and won't go all the way down it will fit really tight that's what I do I hope I'm making sense
These planters are beautiful and such a good idea!
Plain, brush paint, spray paint, splatter paint, decoupage fabric, decals, etc….just as she said….customize to your liking!
GREAT IDEA….THANK YOU!
I love the original colors
These will be good for my birds of paradise that go out each summer on the porch! They getting huge , so thanks, cause planters are super expensive in that size !! ❤❤❤
Very pretty, love this idea. I fill my planters with cut up pool noodles. Gotta find a trash🗑 Thank you 🌺
I absolutely LOVE these! I am going to give it a try this Spring. Thank you so much.for your awesome video. Jann
Thank you so much for showing the finished product FIRST in order to see if your audience even wants to make the product. Other designers try to trick people and make people wait until the end of their video because they want you to watch their whole video. I just skip to the finish and check it out to see if i want to make the item when they do that
Good point, but that’s also went to fast forward slider bar is for. You can also scan to see if it’s worth your time. But a good video maker I will always show the finished product, then give the details, and then show the finished product again. That’s the basics for a good presentation. Tell people what you’re going to tell them, then tell them the details, and then wrap it up by summarizing what you told them.
I have been doing a smaller scale on my porch..the small trash cans at walmart 1.67 each put small hole in bottom,, plant flowers or minature veggies,,, put next to railing,, everybody who sees it goes wow over it
Very nice and I really like that you painted them, now they go so much better with your house colors than the original. Thanks for sharing.👍🌹
Love the pine cone idea as I always struggle with moving a large, heavy planter and have pine cones to spare, as well! Thank you!
When drilling into plastic, use your drill in reverse to drill forward. It'll be less likely to crack or split.
Thank you for that tip!
Candle and a screwdriver or a soldering iron.
Or a glue gun minus the glue or a wood burner...lol
To fill the planters you can use paper either run threw a shreddar or crushed in a ball. Pine cones was a great idea.
One lady did a video showing her planters with empty milk jugs in the bottom. Another lady uses any paper as well as table scraps which are compost & turn into dirt.
i will definitely use the pine cones from the yard good idea!
@@jujubeantoo you can also use empty cans, soda cans or bottles to allow drainage rinsed of course and with lids if u have them
Doesn't the paper compact down a lot as soon as it gets wet? The pine cones would eventually rot and compact too, but I think it would take awhile.
They look beautiful! Thanks for sharing this.
You did a great job. Great way to use up pine cones and trash pain
Brilliant idea
Such a great idea! I really enjoyed watching your video. I learned something new today. Thanks
Excellent idea about the pinecones !!!
I've just stumbled across this video. What a great idea, I love this!!!!
They look great
thanks for the info on the paint. Since I'm a fairly newbie at DIY-ing, it really helps. And so many people just skim on the the paint info I guess because they already know the basics and think everyone else does too.
I like the original can as is, they go with my outdoor decor as is; however, I am a faux planter thumb person.
You are brilliant! Thank you so much. Great idea!
I like the color they were. It even shows up better near the house siding.
Great tips,thank you!Who knew that tall planers was a thing and that they cost that much?I certainly didn't and having watched you;I am sold!
Beautiful. Thanks for sharing
Great idea and I do like the white
Should add ball feet can buy balls to go on the bottom to help with drainage.
Michael's or cans would make good feet too
What a clever idea regarding the pine cones.
Speay foam works great as a filler just use some sticks or some branches to make a path for drain holes when its a setup and dry just pull them out
I like the new arrangement.
I like the original colors too but good idea
Love the original color of the cans.
Great loved your plants so beautiful
Thanks for this awesome idea, I actually like the painted planter’s great job!
You are phenomenal! Thank you soo much! Ooohwee!! You Go Girl!
Yo dry project is so beautiful👍 Save A Buck and good you go girl.🌱🌾
That's my kitchen trash can 😊
Its so nice. This is a great transformation from trash can to planter.
I might try this. TFS 😊
At first glance, I recognized trash cans. I agree with others in the comments that the original color is more convincing for a planter. I do love the pinecone idea however. Thank you for that.
I'm going to use this idea.lhave plenty of pine trees, this will help me get rid of debris to. Thanks.
Lovely & thank you for sharing 😍 I never would have thought to use pine cones but that's a good idea thank you thank you thank you
I love it great job.
They looked better before they were painted.
Totally agree that’s the one thing I wouldn’t have done, otherwise great job! They looked royal as is.
She stated in the video that was the look she wanted. You do you, no need to criticize.
She meant ....
I love them unpainted, but still look great 👍
I'm sure 😊
Great idea!!!! Large planters are VERY expensive so your idea is very clever & smart! I’m subscribing! Thx 😊
Love this! Thank you
How do you keep the dirt from falling in between the pinecone's....
Hi, we own a landscape construction company and have some landscape fabric, that would work. Landscape fabric is what some people put down before they plant a garden ect., it keep the weeds from coming up yet allows for drainage. Maybe cheesecloth would work, you can get that at any fabric store and is cheaper!
I really liked the original color of them as well but my mom likes the white as well never thought of using pine cones we have a ton as well I’m allergic so I use Styrofoam in my big planters.
I love this idea.
I like the color you painted
Hey Lisa, these planters are so nice, I can't tell they are trash cans. Tyfs
Thanks for sharing this beautiful idea with us. I love it! How to order the trash can with lids? Thanks in advance!
Love the white look. Thanks
Very nice!
You are ready funny but looks gorgeous Foreal!!!!😁🥲
Walmart has a set of 6 flip top tall trash cans for $60......sometimes they go low 35 for set.
Gorgeous!
Such a great idea!!! It turned out to look so cool!!
Great video very clever idea🙂
Can these containers be cemented on the outside? Thank You
Wonderful video. I wonder how we could repurpose the tops that came with them?
You could repurpose the lid by fixing lid shut, drill some holes & presto hanging basket. If you were to put dirt directly into it , i'd line it with a plastic bag so as not to rust it out too quickly. Latex paint may work also to protect metal parts
i liv those...all of em infact
What a wonderful idea. I just ordered one trash can. Thank you!
Very pretty
Thank you! 😊
Beautiful.
Great idea 👌Thanks for sharing 🙏🙏 ❤
Your planters are real nice and your son is handsome
Love love this almost brought so much wood but this is awesome
BEAUTIFUL!!! Thanks for the share. Cheers!
These are cool and such a good idea. Thanks.
great ideas loved it as the original colors ....plz add the link thanks again
I am a new subscriber . they are gorgeous !
Great idea! Thanks for sharing.
What can you use to fill the trash can instead of dirt and pine cones ?
I have to agree, the original color is better. However, its your so do you. Thanks for sharing.
These are wonderful ty for posting
I love the idea of using pine cones to take up space and be less weight. Do your plants drop down when they decompose?
I use pool noodles to fill up the bottom. I cut them into pieces.
seems i’m a year or more late to this channel. love the trash can idea with the pinecones. did you bleach and bake them first or use them straight from the ground?
I love ❤️ them
Great idea
Very good idea, thanks, they’re very pretty and looks really nice
I like black planters. The colors pop
Hello did you take the flowers out the containers before you put them in your planter
Great ideal! In the tall planter she just put the flower in its original pot directly in the planter, correct?? Thanks in advance.
Thanks for the trash can idea! The paint is actually called Heirloom Traditions Paint.
I like the original color also it looks modern.
Great job 👍
Here's a hack on drilling the drainage holes: Use a 3/4 inch paddle bit, set the drill on reverse, and don't press down too hard on the plastic when drilling. It will give a precise 3/4 inch drainage without damaging the plastic.