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OUR CONCRETE DIY PROJECT | DIY
DIY | Concrete Project A fast and easy project. We can help you with some stain to turn your candle into old-world style art pieces.
there are three pictures showing how to make a concrete bowl
How to Make Quirky Hypertufa Planters
How to make a modern hypertufa planter to use outdoors in the garden - perfect for succulents!
two stools made out of concrete and wood are stacked on top of each other
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there are three pictures showing how to make a concrete bowl
How to Make Quirky Hypertufa Planters
How to make a modern hypertufa planter to use outdoors in the garden - perfect for succulents!
a bench made out of wooden logs sitting on top of a cement floor next to a fence
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papercrete instead of hypertufa~NO Cure Time~The basic recipe for papercrete is approximately 3 parts paper pulp, 2 parts portland cement and 1 part perlite and other optional fillers. Getting the paperpulp made to the right consistency is key. Too wet and the mixture is slumpy and if too dry – crumbly. Make small batches to experiment and get your mixture to your liking. Hypertufa Projects, Fairy Garden Containers, Cement Ideas, Cement Projects, Craft Recipes, Cement Diy, Cement Art, Concrete Ideas, Outdoor Crafts
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papercrete instead of hypertufa~NO Cure Time~The basic recipe for papercrete is approximately 3 parts paper pulp, 2 parts portland cement and 1 part perlite and other optional fillers. Getting the paperpulp made to the right consistency is key. Too wet and the mixture is slumpy and if too dry – crumbly. Make small batches to experiment and get your mixture to your liking.
three cement planters with succulents in them
Hypertufa Pots
DIY Plant Containers! Hypertufa was developed in the 1930s to replicate the stone troughs that were popular among English gardeners in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The lightweight stand-ins were not only easier to come by, but also easier to transport. Thanks to their porous nature, the pots were ideal for plants needing good drainage. Hypertufa containers are still practical in the garden and simple to create.
several pictures with different types of concretes and flowers in them that are being used as planters
Wonderful DIY Hands Garden
Adding these hand planters to your garden will bring a nice personal touch. #diy #gardening
four different pictures showing how to make a diy patio table and bench with concrete
Make a Hypertufa Table Top
Hypertufa is a strong material but without all the weight of your traditional concrete. It's durable and doesn't require any maintenance or sealing throughout the seasons. Perfect right? The even better news is that it's extra easy to make. also follow the link and make pots
four different images of people holding plates in their hands, with grass and water around them
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the process of making concrete planters is shown
Making Hypertufa Pots
DIY PLANTERS :: Making Hypertufa Pots Tutorial :: Hypertufa is a stonelike material that mimics a type of rock. Make flower pots (or balls/pillars) in any shape & size w/ just THREE INGREDIENTS!!! She shows you her method & here is Matha Stewart's method (w/ patterns on the outside & different shapes): www.marthastewart... & one more method w/ GOOD TIPS: www.itsnotworkits...
a woman sitting on the ground next to a tray with plates in it
diy concrete planter (think about adding tints to complement or contrast versus flower colors)
there are some rocks and plants in the grass with text overlay that says make your own garden globes
Easy DIY Concrete Garden Spheres Tutorial
DIY Concrete Garden Globes - Make your own concrete garden globes using old glass light shades for molds!
the instructions to make a concrete planter for succulents and other plants
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Concrete planter diy