Make a Vintage Chair Planter
I've been wanting to do this for a long time and on my
morning walk I found the perfect chair!
I hopped back in the car and grabbed it and as soon as I was home I began work on this cute little chair.
I'm using Fusion Mineral Paint on this project, it will hold up great outdoors and the color Liberty Blue is beautiful! Visit the bold link to find a Fusion Mineral Paint dealer near you.
The color looks pretty dark in this photo but it is actually a pretty navy color. I gave the chair one coat and it was ready for a stencil.
I used the HERB stencil from Old Sign stencils to give a little pop to the back of the chair. These stencils are awesome, you can use all or just parts of these stencils. Check out the Herb planter I made recently that used the same stencil.
All that was left was to add a pot. I had an old rusty speckled enamelware pot that fit just right in this little chair and the color even matched. I had to remove one wrung from the back of the chair for it to fit perfectly and rest on the pot handles on each side.
I added a few geranium plants that desperately needed to be repotted and are going to soon love life in their new vintage chair home.
I'm happy that I got to save this little chair from the garbage man that was on the next block.
I made an adorable little chair planter for my yard using free repurposed parts.
I've wanted to do this for a long time and I'm glad I found the chair today!
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