DIY Faux Succulent Easter Egg Planters

You don’t need a green thumb to make these mini planters. Just some scissors and a glue gun! These faux Easter egg succulent planters can be…

You don't need a green thumb to create these evergreen faux succulent planters. They are the perfect non-traditional easter egg decor for spring!

You don’t need a green thumb to make these mini planters. Just some scissors and a glue gun! These faux Easter egg succulent planters can be made in minutes and will last year after year. Watch the video below to see just how easy they are to make.

 

You don't need a green thumb to create these evergreen faux succulent planters. They are the perfect non-traditional easter egg decor for spring!

DIY Faux Succulent Easter Egg Planters

Supplies

faux eggs
faux succulents
scissors
craft paint
paint brushes
hot glue gun

Directions

  1. Use heavy duty scissors to cut the tops off faux eggs.
  2. Use craft paint to paint patterns on each egg. Allow to dry before adding succulents.
  3. Apply a lot of hot glue to the bottom side of faux succulents and place them inside the open end of the eggs. Add more hot glue as necessary. Hold in place for a few seconds until the glue sets. Then display your eggs together in an egg carton or individually in an egg cup.

You don't need a green thumb to create these evergreen faux succulent planters. They are the perfect non-traditional easter egg decor for spring!

Cutting these plastic eggs definitely requires heavy duty scissors. These scissors have been my new favorite multi-purpose tool in the house. I keep them in the kitchen drawer because they have a bottle opener on one blade and can even be separated and placed in the dishwasher. And the wire cutter end is also great for trimming small wooden dowels or skewers.

You don't need a green thumb to create these evergreen faux succulent planters. They are the perfect non-traditional easter egg decor for spring!

The faux succulents used in these mini planters aren’t your grandma’s silk flowers. I was so surprised how real these look! I can’t wait to use them again in other DIY projects.

You don't need a green thumb to create these evergreen faux succulent planters. They are the perfect non-traditional easter egg decor for spring!

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