DIY Planter Using Dollar Tree Wreath Floral Rings

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If you love Dollar Tree crafts, check out this unique dollar tree DIY planter with trendy mid-mod vibes!  

stacked rings dollar tree diy planter craft

Here’s a clever DIY project to try that’s cute and affordable.

I personally love easy home decor crafts. This stacked DIY planter idea transforms floral rings from Dollar Tree into a gorgeous modern-looking planter to display a faux plant on the cheap! The size is pretty substantial and no one would ever guess it’s made from dollar store materials.

We actually first spotted this stacked planter featured on Dollar Tree’s Instagram feed and immediately thought it was so smart! Kudos to this Instagram creator for thinking of it!

I am here to say that this Dollar Tree DIY planter is such a unique idea that turned out to look much more high-end, and you should consider taking some time to make one too!

cart full of dollar tree floral wreath rings

$8.75 in Dollar Tree materials is such an affordable DIY price point.

Even though these floral rings are now $1.25 each, that’s okay because buying seven of them for this large-sized planter is fine by me and still a great deal! I grabbed a can of spray paint from the garage along with my glue gun so this project was super frugal!

woman holding dollar tree diy planter

Tips for making this Dollar Tree modern DIY planter:

  • Feel free to pick a different color than black. I used a can of black spray paint I had on hand, but I think white or beige would be fun! Or maybe even one of those textured spray paints!
  • I placed a skinny faux fiddle leaf fig plant on the inside on top of an upside-down bowl for some height. You can consider using a real plant as long as it’s potted in another container that would fit inside. Leave the cardboard bottom off if watering.
  • Make sure to stand back and look at your stacking making sure it’s straight. Stacking it against a wall helps.

dollar tree supplies on counter to make planter

using hot glue to stack floral rings

stack of dollar tree floral rings

hot glue cardboard to floral rings

floral wreaths glued together

spray painting modern diy planter dollar tree craft

spray painting dollar tree planter black

planter on a plant stand


DIY Dollar Tree Modern Planter

Print

Supplies Needed

Directions

1

Remove the labels from the wreath forms.

2

Using the hot glue gun, glue the rings in a stack one on top of the other. If you lean it against a wall it’s easier to stack them straight.

3

Glue the cardboard to the bottom of the planter.

4

Spray paint the outside, inside and the bottom of the planter with black spray paint or your desired color. Use light coats sprayed from 12″ away, allowing time to dry in between. Continue with multiple coats until an even coat is acheived. Let it dry completely.

5

Add a faux plant inside and display it on the floor or on a plant stand.


modern dollar tree diy planter with faux plant

Oh my gosh, I love my new Dollar Tree DIY planter so much!

I placed an inexpensive faux fiddle fig plant I found at Ross inside to display and love how it turned out. The plant stand I’ve had for many years was most likely a HomeGoods score. Now, this little corner of my kitchen looks so happy and stylish. Anyone can do this paint project as it was super easy!

Be sure to come back and let me know if you try it! 


Check out these 10 other Dollar Tree DIY ideas we LOVE!


About the writer:

Lina has a Bachelor's Degree from Northern Arizona University with 11 years of blogging and photography experience having work featured in Today.com, Martha Stewart, Country Living, Fox News, Buzzfeed, and HGTV.


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Comments 17

  1. Hardel

    I also use the FNISS trash can as a planter. I just drill drain holes in the bottom. It is $1.99 and because of the detailing, it looks like a pot and not a plastic trash can. Pots that big are pricey!

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Oh that is so smart! Thanks for the idea Hardel!

    • Kim

      Where did you find these for $1.99? Amazon sells them for $13.99- $17.99.

      • Carmen

        Holy cow, I can’t believe someone is charging that much on Amazon. They’re only 1.99 at Ikea.

      • Karen

        Ikea

      • Hardel

        I completely left off Ikea. Sorry about that! Thanks to those who answered.

    • PM

      Do they become brittle after a year or so when used outdoors? Like the 5 gallon buckets from big box stores become brittle and break

  2. kadysiga

    Great idea!

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      Thanks! Glad you like this.

  3. Babymair

    Lina, thx so much for this planter idea. My boys and I will have so much fun making these .God bless

    • Lina D (Hip2Save Sidekick)

      oh yay!! So excited have fun!

  4. along1111

    Maybe I am missing something here but if you don’t have a water right seal on the bottom your plant will leak all over the place and eventually seap though the bottom piece won’t it?

  5. along1111

    Lol disregard, didn’t realize you used a fake plant in your example 🤣🤣🤣

  6. smoresto

    Am I the only one that thinks this looks a little weird?

    • mrswagley

      Nope. It is also strange to me but hey, kudos on the effort for creativity. 😂

    • erin

      Yeah, looks rough to me. Dollar store crafts look like fun to make but nothing you’d really want to display, kinda like those homemade “cake plates” made by gluing a plate to a candleholder that I see everywhere at Goodwill these days. Stone-textured spray paint might better disguise the Styrofoam, but $9 on wreath forms and another $10+ on better paint doesn’t make sense to me. I’d just shop around for a deal on a real pot that I love.

  7. Marie

    I’m finding many Dollar .25 Tree items cheaper at Walmart, Amazon and other stores. For example the same 1.25 box of matches are .94 at Walmart. Amazon has the same 1.25 dental floss for .98. Walgreens has free toothpaste deals. As a result, I don’t go anymore. Not worth the gas. I have not heard of anyone finding the “better” items they promised when they announced the price increase.

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