How to make Chalkboard Planters

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Are you looking for an Inexpensive Teacher Gift for a great year!! Check out this adorable and easy DIY Chalkboard Planter gift idea! You can include seeds and soil for or fill it with gummy worms for fun 🙂

How to make Chalkboard Planters

Supplies:

Chalkboard Paint
Outdoor Acrylic Paint
Paint Brushes
Newspaper
Potting Soil
Packets of Seeds
Gummy Worms, Optional
Twine
Cardstock for Tags
Chalk to write names on the pots or Thank You on the pots

Directions:

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Paint the base of the pot with chalkboard paint. Allow to dry.
Paint the top rim and base with an outdoor acrylic so it has a sealer already in it because you can’t use a spray sealer on chalkboard paint.
Allow to dry.
Fill with potting soil.
Use the base as a lid and tie with twine.
Add a note with cardstock and add seeds.

Cost:

$1.50 for the pot and saucer.
Can of chalk paint was $3.50.
The outdoor acrylic was $1.20 per color.
I had the potting soil on hand but it runs around $3.00.
I purchased seeds for only $.10 a pack (had 11 seeds in packet).

The grand total averaged out to be around $2.00 a gift! This would make a really cute herb garden too! I hope you enjoy this really cute DIY.

Thanks to my friend Tiffany for sharing this idea and her pictures! I am so loving this and will be making my own chalkboard planters for gifts and myself!