Welcome back everyone!
Today we have a super fun and earthy DIY for you all!

Supplies Needed:

3 Small Terra Cotta Pots
Clothes Line Rope
Spray Paint of Choice
Ceiling Hooks
Succulents, Cactus’ or Plants of Choice

Your first step is to paint your pots whichever color you prefer. I didn’t photograph this step because it’s pretty self explanatory. I chose white, and I didn’t bother painting the inside because you wont see it. Next you’ll need to cut 4 pieces of rope. I cut mine about 3 feet long each. Make sure they are all 4 identical!

Next, knot your 4 pieces together at one end. This will be at the bottom of your plants.

This next step gets a little confusing, but bare with me! Next, position your pot on top the knot. You might need an extra pair of hands to help steady it. Separate your rope. Two ropes to the left and two ropes to the right. Start by tying one side in a simple knot, but don’t pull it down all the way. Complete the same steps on the next side.

This is what it should look like. Now, your going to take one rope from each side, and tie it. Do the same on opposite side. So it should look like a criss cross. Just like the picture below!

After this step, go ahead and measure where you want to tie your top knot. This will be the knot that holds the strings in place and hooks on to the ceiling hook.

Install your ceiling hooks, pot your plants in their respective pots, and voila… Your done! I hung mine in a corner that still had a lot of visible light to keep these babies thriving no matter the weather outside.

Thinking of recreating this DIY or any other one on our website? Make sure you take pictures and use the tag #kaylapiersonteam so we can share the love!
Until next time!

DIY Hanging Succulent Holders