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March 17, 2012





i have been loving all of the macrame hanging planter inspiration out there right now.
and i especially loved stephanie’s tutorial on hanging pots in issue number six of 3191Q.

yesterday i was doing a bit of a spring spruce up.
i put away the winter decor which left an empty corner where i had an oak branch with twinkly lights.
i wanted something a bit more fresh and thought a hanging plant might do the trick.
i had a thrifted white pot that was hiding away in the pantry.
i found some hemp twine in the drawer and soon after i was tying knots and making my own version of a hanging planter.
i do like very much how it turned out.
simple, fun and quick.
my kind of project.

Filed Under: At Home Tagged With: home, project, spring

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  1. paula says

    March 19, 2012 at 2:10 am

    i’m curious about how you attached it to the ceiling. did you use a stud finder? or just screw where you wanted?

    • admin says

      March 21, 2012 at 2:40 pm

      paula, i used one of those little hooks that have threading on the end and screw into the ceiling.

  2. mav says

    March 22, 2012 at 9:23 pm

    🙂 big smiles from here. looks great!

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