This project was on mind since long. Executed it recently. I used coconut shells, twine and bangles. Put them altogether and outcome is just superb. I am too happy to see it hanging in my garden and it looks so beautiful.
I planted different creepers in each coconut shell that is serving as planter now.
I am sure that it will going to look just awesome after few months, when planter will be covered with different beautiful foliage.
Can you notice small jingling bells(ghungroo) at the bottom. They make such pleasing sound.
Though I wanted to color shells and wanted to add beads also on twine but I was so in hurry that I didn't wait and just hung it as it is. Probably will make one more with new imagination.
Lot more projects are in queue so drop by frequently and stay creative.
Have a lovely weekend ahead.
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Disha these planters are really best.I had saved so many coconut shell but coudn't do it.Tell me how you did that round base with the twine.That is really cool.super like :)
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Sarmistha. Round base is actually a bangle covered with twine. Believe me it was so simple to make and looks amazingly b'ful. Thanks for all your appreciation.
ReplyDeletebeautiful and very creative...I m sure it will look more beautiful when plants grow bigger.
ReplyDeleteAha Pretty idea. I too planted money plant in coconut shell and kept in plastic small planter. This is nice idea of hanging.
ReplyDeleteviji
Disha.. this is absolutely stunning.. I've been thinking of the same thing for a while... Actually when I was in Kerala in Feb.. I saw these.. and I saw.. money plants in like coke and fanta bottles.. hanging off twines.. or ropes... in a string.. and they looked gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteso.. well done.. on this one.. I'm probably going to follow soon.. :)
@Nayana: Thanks Nayana!!
ReplyDelete@Viji: Thanks!!I also kept few shells in big cement planter but hanging one looks awesome.
@Patricia: Thanks Patty for so generous comment. I am honoured. Waiting to see one you are going to make.....it will be special one.
Hey Disha, this is nicely done and I am sure it's going to look great when the plants grow.
ReplyDeleteI too have saved big coconut shells to do something like this. Thanks for idea of twine and the hangings..
This is lovvvvely Disha! So creative and earthy!
ReplyDeleteThanks Vasudha and Ambika!!
ReplyDeleteVery creative,,,
ReplyDeleteam going to do this. lovely idea.
ReplyDeleteThanks to all u wonderful ladies for such lovely words of appreciation. I am glad that u all liked it.
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ReplyDeleteDisha,
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Wow... Such a cute idea! it looks soo lovely.
ReplyDelete@Thendral: Thanks for dropping by and leaving encouraging words.
ReplyDeletethat was awsome idea.luv the meaning 3D...design,decor and disha ...cool
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@Saheli: Thanks alot for dropping by and leaving such lovely comment.
ReplyDeleteThis is really lovely. But what do you use for drainage?
ReplyDelete@Kimira Curic: Thanks for dropping by. I made a hole in each coconut shell for drainage.
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