I’ve done this same technique only instead of a ceramic pot I used a bucked like the one you’re mixing in. I just cut a thing around the top so that it didn’t have rim and looked the exact same shape at the pit used here. It came out looking very similar a cost far less. I do however appreciate the moss tip and will try to use it next time I make one. Great video!:-)
I am so glad that I found you!! I have a DIY hypertufa project saved from years ago and I was pretty intimidated by it until just now! You made it seem easier than the written instructions i have without a video. Thanks for sharing your awesome work! Cannot wait to do this now!!!!
Thank you Bonnie! I am in need of a live olive but am so afraid I'll kill it! 😩 Maybe this spring or summer I'll get some courage to get myself a live olive in the living room! 😉
Gosh- I JUST saw a pot like your finished product and it retailed for $200. I now know how to make it for 1/4 of the price! Wow!!! Thank you! Gorgeous!!!
thankyou, it's amazing, but I thing we can try it on a plastic planter and can save more. . This is what I think. I am not sure whether it would come out as your DIY but we can try
Of course, you can! :) Whatever works best for you. I find the look is a little different on plastic planters because many of them don't have the thickness of a ceramic or other heavier type material. But you may love it. Thanks for watching!
Aw, thank you! I know how you feel! I went back to get a second one and they were all out of stock at my store! 😩 I have to wait until they restock to do another!
Can’t wait to try this one! I have a request! I would love for you to do a video on a ‘found terracotta’ grouping. I keep seeing these with spring coming around and I know you will be about to show us how to get that old weathered terracotta collection made.
I just fond this while researching how to cover a plastic planter with cement! I need a big one but they are so expensive and I can not transport nor handle one anyway. Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful DIY. I LOVE IT. I hope it will work on the big plastic pot I have. :-)
Hi Barbara! They are really expensive, which is why I decided to figure out a way to get the look for less! And you're so welcome... I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I can't wait to hear how your DIY goes!
Looks beautiful! We had went camping recently and I grabbed some moss while we were out, originally going to use to put moss on the two big rocks I got from the same area last year, but I might use it to do this to one of my planters like yours. Mine is a bit smaller so I may have enough for both Thank you
Hi Stephanie! I have actually tried the mortar on a plastic pot, it does work. However, if the thickness at the top of the pot isn't on the thicker side it tends to still have a flimsy type look. I like the look of a real thick sturdy pot so it's all the look you'd like but I prefer a pot that has some thickness at the top (if that makes sense!)
@@ValerieAguiar Agree Valerie, but you can definitely find thicker rimmed pots for under $10 at a GoodWill or Craigslist. Nonetheless, your work is beautiful and love your channel. :)
I did this with a very Ugly vase the colours where not nice i got it from charity shop. Had some tile grout which was black in colour. And just but it on the vase and it turned out great . So got some more vases and did the same and painted them in different colours and put a spray finish on them .
This looks so beautiful, will try this right away. Just found your channel :)) thank u.i don't know which mortar mix to buy as I'm in Germany and I don't know if it's because of this I can't open the mortar link above. Thank u so much for help :)) and your inspiration :)
I've seen a number of your videos and love them all! :) I am a bit confused now between using mortar, plaster and quick-set cement mix. Can you provide some insight? I'd appreciate it :) Thank you :)
I’ve done this same technique only instead of a ceramic pot I used a bucked like the one you’re mixing in. I just cut a thing around the top so that it didn’t have rim and looked the exact same shape at the pit used here. It came out looking very similar a cost far less. I do however appreciate the moss tip and will try to use it next time I make one. Great video!:-)
But you used cheap plastic ceramic is way better
I really want to do this on these expensive but not my style planters my husband bought me. So excited.
What are you waiting for!?!?! You should totally do it! 💕
I am so glad that I found you!! I have a DIY hypertufa project saved from years ago and I was pretty intimidated by it until just now! You made it seem easier than the written instructions i have without a video. Thanks for sharing your awesome work! Cannot wait to do this now!!!!
The planter looks great very antique looking - you’re so creative!!
Love how you break it down step by step thanks for sharing
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You are the sweetest Mary! I appreciate your great feedback! 💕
What a great process to age a regular pot!! Looks so good with your olive tree!! ❤️
Thank you Bonnie! I am in need of a live olive but am so afraid I'll kill it! 😩 Maybe this spring or summer I'll get some courage to get myself a live olive in the living room! 😉
Wow, that's perfection. I've been searching the Internet on how to do an aged planter and this was it thank you so much for these amazing ideas❤❤❤
Thank u I’ll show mine pots when is done, tks again
Love you Olive tree, and this planter is awesome. Thanks.
You are so welcome!
Moss and dirt. Love it!
Right!? This was one of my favorite DIYs 😊
That was simply amazing...I cant wait to try it. Great tutorial, THANK YOU!
Thank YOU Joanna! Let me know how it turns out! 💕
Best DIY faux stone video I've seen in the last hour and a half. Thanks for sharing. Nicely done video, too.
Thank you so much! 💕
Love this!! Please make more pot finishes. 👏🏻
Definitely will be doing more similar DIY's, they are one of my favorites! 😉
Magnificent, elegant and rustic
Thanks Iamis! 😊
I knew I wouldn't be the only one who thought of doing this ; it looks great
Thanks Bev! 😊
As a safeguard put some felt on the bottom of your pot to protect your floors 🥰
Great idea!! Thank you! 💕
Gosh- I JUST saw a pot like your finished product and it retailed for $200. I now know how to make it for 1/4 of the price! Wow!!! Thank you! Gorgeous!!!
Aren’t they pretty?? That natural stone look is 😍😍😍!! Thanks for watching ☺️
You are actually A GENIUS, Valerie!! xx
LOL... this made me smile! Thanks so much for the sweet comment Gracie! 💕
I'm in love w this channel 👍 so cool looks totally organic 👏 kudos to you Valerie 💪🏻 girl power 💝
Aw, thanks!! I love the organic, natural stone feel as well! One of my favorite pieces! 😊
Wow! Thank you so much I have all the stuff to do this and have been hesitating. Now your video gave me the courage and direction.
Hi Dana! That's so awesome to hear... go for it and let me know how it goes! 💕
Super easy to understand
Beautiful result
Thank you.
This is absolutely beautiful! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Julie!!
WOW! I’m actually super impressed right now.. dang girl! What else can you do? I am totally doing this, I have just the pot!! Thanks😘🙌🏻
Hi Gwen!! :) If you've got the pot, then you already half way there!! Let me know how it goes! 💕
I really-really loved it! It is amazing! I will give it a try for my terrace! Thank you!
Of course! Have fun! 😊
Liked the white planter as is!
Hi Claudia! Yeah, I liked the white planter as well for a very simple look, but I wanted to try something a little bit different! 💕
Your work is so classy. Love watching your videos!
So sweet of you Terri! Thanks for watching! 😊
Stunning and easy to follow instructions. Thank you very much.
You're welcome Susanne!! :)
I LOVE this planter. I may have to try it.
Been looking for this exact tutorial! Thx so much! 🙏🏻😘
Wow! Looks great! You did an awesome job! Very in rt now! 👍
Thank you!! 😀
That's a really great finish! The aged look is cool!
Amazing diy! Now I have another pot diy to do. I really love the addition of the ground moss.
Add them to the list, haha! 😂
thankyou, it's amazing, but I thing we can try it on a plastic planter and can save more. . This is what I think. I am not sure whether it would come out as your DIY but we can try
Of course, you can! :) Whatever works best for you. I find the look is a little different on plastic planters because many of them don't have the thickness of a ceramic or other heavier type material. But you may love it. Thanks for watching!
The planter looks amazing and thank you for sharing. I had this exact plant but returned and I will be buying again to do this same diy! ❤️
Aw, thank you! I know how you feel! I went back to get a second one and they were all out of stock at my store! 😩 I have to wait until they restock to do another!
That looks fantastic, I’ve been looking to do this for ages. thanks for the instructions 👍
Thanks for watching Wendy! 💕
Can’t wait to try this one! I have a request! I would love for you to do a video on a ‘found terracotta’ grouping. I keep seeing these with spring coming around and I know you will be about to show us how to get that old weathered terracotta collection made.
Thanks Misty! I love that idea, I’ll start doing some research☺️. Thanks for the request!
I am waiting for it too!
WOW! I ♥️♥️♥️ this look!!!!
Thank you!!
Thank you darling! I done that’s! My pot looks little different, but very nice, luxury and style amazing 🙏✨
That's so awesome to hear! Congrats on taking the jump and doing the project! I bet it looks amazing! 😊
@@ValerieAguiar ❤️
Omg, that's breathtaking ❤❤❤
I just fond this while researching how to cover a plastic planter with cement! I need a big one but they are so expensive and I can not transport nor handle one anyway.
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful DIY. I LOVE IT. I hope it will work on the big plastic pot I have. :-)
Hi Barbara! They are really expensive, which is why I decided to figure out a way to get the look for less! And you're so welcome... I'm glad you enjoyed the video and I can't wait to hear how your DIY goes!
Beautiful job!
Thank you!!!
So creative..it turned out amazing...maybe we can use a big plastic container too? it will bring the cost down lower...Thank you so much!
Hi Irene! Yes, you could do that too! 😊
Your hard work turned out very beautiful.
Thanks Paulette! 😊
Absolutely beautiful!
Thank you so much!
Brilliant idea. This came out so beautiful!!!!
I love it too! I want to make another! ☺️
Gonna try this on my washing machine tub planter.
Sounds awesome!!😊 Have fun Joan!
Looks amazing!!!!
Thank you Carla! I love a pretty planter in the living room! 😍
This turned out so well, I will be recreating!
Thank you!! Yes, do it! :)
I really really love the pot an thanks so much for showing us how to do it
Aw, thanks Kristi! I appreciate the kind words 💕
I loved this diy. I’m gonna do it this next week!
Yay! Thank you!
Looks beautiful! We had went camping recently and I grabbed some moss while we were out, originally going to use to put moss on the two big rocks I got from the same area last year, but I might use it to do this to one of my planters like yours. Mine is a bit smaller so I may have enough for both
Thank you
Let me know how it goes, Joann! 😊
Turned out beautifully 👏🏼👍🏼 TFS!
Thank you! Have a great weekend! 💕
Love! So inspired.
Aw, thanks Charlene! 💕
Can’t wait to try this project! Thank you
Let me know how it goes!! :)
It does help. Porland cement cures between 15-45oC.
Thanks for the info! 💕
Fantastic.. I’m going to try it
It turned out beautiful. Thank you for the tutorial!
You are so welcome! 💕
Stunning!
Thank you!! :)
Muy buen trabajo! Muy ingenioso!!! Lo haré yo traía algo en mente así!!!👌
Thank you Mary!! 💕
I love your DIY projects. Looking forward to trying some of these techniques. I’m a subscriber for sure!!!
So happy you’re here! Thank you for watching! 💕😊
Great idea! I might do it this spring!!
You did a fantastic job 👏🏽. I love ❤️ it!!
Great Tips!
Glad it was helpful!
I really like that, it looks like stone!! I wonder if the mortar would stick to plastic as well!! Thanks for sharing!
It should work fine!!
Love this. Do you think I can get the same results with a plastic pot and drywall mud?
I was thinking the same
Hi Stephanie! I have actually tried the mortar on a plastic pot, it does work. However, if the thickness at the top of the pot isn't on the thicker side it tends to still have a flimsy type look. I like the look of a real thick sturdy pot so it's all the look you'd like but I prefer a pot that has some thickness at the top (if that makes sense!)
Love this! But, go to Craigslisgt or Marketplace and get a pot for MUCH cheaper than $44.
@@ValerieAguiar Agree Valerie, but you can definitely find thicker rimmed pots for under $10 at a GoodWill or Craigslist. Nonetheless, your work is beautiful and love your channel. :)
Love the pot ! Off the topic- what colors are your walls ?
Did you keep the planter outside? It’s good with rain and whatnot? Just like regular cement?
I love it!!! I’m going to try that.
Hi Martha! Yes, try it out and let me know how it goes!
That is gorgeous 😍😍😍😍 Now how do I talk my husband into doing this on our fireplace rock wall...🤔🤣🤣🤣
I love this !!! Love I tell you !! 🤍💚🤎
Thank you Cheryl!!! 💕
Looks great! Good job. Thanks for sharing such a great idea. ❤️
You are so welcome! And thanks for the support! 💕
This is soo fantastic!! You did a great job!!
Thank you! Hope you have a great day!
Beautiful work! I made a hypertufa planter same like that year! This looks less work! I’m going to try it when I get time!
Yes!! let me know how it goes!! 😊
Omg! Gorgeous! Great job!
Thank you Erlinda!💕
Looks stunning! I cant wait to try it myself!
Hi Matiss! Let me know how it turns out! 👍
Beautiful ❤❤❤❤
So beautiful!
Thank you!!!
FANTASTIC!!!!
Thank you Joey!! 💕
Why exactly did you use two colors of concrete? Just curious if that did something that I’m missing. Love it.👍🏼👍🏼🥰
Absolutely fabulous, you’ve inspired me to try this. 😊
Thanks Sandra! Go try it and let me know how it turns out! 💕
Love it 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽🤍 i will make it for sure ☺️
Let me know how it goes!
I love this so much! Thanks for the inspiration!!
Of course! Thank you for watching! 💕
Must do this with some planters that I already own!
A fun way to change up the look of your planter! I love it! 👍
Really nice DIY looks great
Thanks Tammy! 💕
Beautiful ❤️
I love your idea thank you very much.
Thanks Misty!! 💕
Amazing!
Just amazing!
Thanks Lia!! 💕
I did this with a very Ugly vase the colours where not nice i got it from charity shop. Had some tile grout which was black in colour. And just but it on the vase and it turned out great . So got some more vases and did the same and painted them in different colours and put a spray finish on them .
That's awesome, Debra! It's always fun to take something and completely transform it into a piece you love! 💕
Love it !! So beautiful ❤️
Thank you so much!! 💕
Beautiful
Thank you Loretta! 😊
Love this!! ❤
Thanks!! 💕
Looks great 👍
Thanks Becky! 💕
Gorgeous!! Thank you!
Hi Zayda! I'm glad you like it... thanks for the support and kind words! 💕
Beautiful 🤩
Thank you Ruth! 😉
This looks so beautiful, will try this right away. Just found your channel :)) thank u.i don't know which mortar mix to buy as I'm in Germany and I don't know if it's because of this I can't open the mortar link above. Thank u so much for help :)) and your inspiration :)
Ale- it doesn't have to be the mortar she showed. ANY mortar that is used for tile will work. Germany will have their own :)
I've seen a number of your videos and love them all! :) I am a bit confused now between using mortar, plaster and quick-set cement mix. Can you provide some insight? I'd appreciate it :) Thank you :)
So awesome, as usual 💯
Thanks love😘
Really good!
Thank you Janet! 💕
I’m wondering if you could use same idea on the Home Depot orange pail? Much cheaper and not as heavy?
Hi Catherine! That's not a bad idea to try. If you try it, let me know how it goes!
@Justus Diego do you just go around spamming different videos.?? This the 3rd video where I've seen your stupid comment. Get a life.
Do you think this would work as an outdoor planter too?
Thought the same. Way cheaper!
I think it would work better on something less flexible. Would love to know if you do try it how it holds up.
Love it 😊
Thanks Marta 💕
Love this😂