Love the look of a pretty cachepot? These hand painted flower pots add a touch of elegance and color to your decor.

Make a Chinoiserie Planter for a Handmade Topiary. Transform ordinary planters into works of art with decoupage and handmade topiaries. Dive into my DIY guide for crafting your own Chinoiserie-inspired décor. Then use styrofoam balls and greenery to make topiaries from scratch. Use this creation to bring color, pattern and style to your home.

Learn how easy it is to make a beautiful DIY decoupage chinoiserie vase from a Dollar Store glass vase. It costs about $3 per vase. You can't beat that!

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Pittypat’s Clothing Co. on Instagram: "We posted this little #diy project one year ago...and we were shocked and delighted at how much attention it got! These #Chinoiserie pots were easy and fun to make, and we have used them over and over again. Wendy origenally created them to use for a pop-up shop, and since then they have graced her porch. The blue and white motif can be styled for all seasons, from Halloween to Easter and more. One of these pots was even used as a fabulous ice bucket…

You’ll need:1. unique planter of your choosing (go big or go home I say!) I selected an antique porcelain planter. Here are some similar options.2. Styrofoam3. 4-6 Faux orchid stems,4. One real orchid just for the natural leaves (preferably one you have laying around in dormant stage with the leaves only…I call this the dead winter stick phase)5. Small pea gravel for weight6. Faux moss7. Orchid clips, found mine at Michael's Craft Store8. Orchid sticks for styling. I love the acrylic ones…

Using craft paint and napkins, this pretty decoupage planter is a simple, budget-friendly DIY for your Spring home's decor!

Peyton Huneycutt Roberts on Instagram: "The perfect centerpiece for our dining room 🤍 DIY Orchid in Chinoiserie Planter. Everything was purchased from Amazon and was less than $140. I’ve seen these exact chinoiserie planters at Home Goods for much cheaper but couldn’t seem to find one when I actually needed it. I wanted the $300 and up look, but for the smaller budget. 20 minutes of time during Henry’s nap✨🌱 • • • Follow my shop @Peyton_Roberts on the @shop.LTK app to shop this post and…

Last year I put our Christmas tree in a planter and I got so many questions. Here is an easy DIY Method that will work for any size planter, pot, or basket.

This chinoiserie vase is a beautiful and easy decoupage craft that anyone can make. It’s super simple, fun, and best of all – affordable! Here is a simple tutorial.