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How to Make Upcycled Jean Planters

Lori Ballen by Lori Ballen
April 27, 2025
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Upcycled denim-wrapped pots, adorned with twine and filled with succulents, line a sunny windowsill—showcasing a creative and eco-friendly way to turn old jeans into stylish indoor plant decor.

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Turn those old jeans into charming upcycled planters! This project is perfect for adding a rustic, handmade vibe to your home or garden, and it’s super simple to pull off.

What You’ll Need

  • Old jeans
  • Fabric scissors
  • Hot glue gun and glue sticks
  • Small flower pots or jars
  • Optional: Twine, lace, or ribbon for extra decoration

Instructions

1. Cut Your Denim

  • Cut your jeans into long strips about 1 to 2 inches wide.
  • You can use different shades of denim to create a textured, layered look.

2. Prepare Your Flower Pots

  • Wipe down your flower pots or jars to remove any dust.
  • Start at the base and work your way up for easier wrapping.

3. Attach the Denim

  • Apply a line of hot glue at the bottom of the pot.
  • Attach the end of a denim strip to the glue, holding it for a few seconds to secure.
  • Begin wrapping the strip around the pot, adding small dabs of glue every few inches to hold it in place.
  • If you reach the end of a strip, glue it down and start a new one slightly overlapping the previous edge for a seamless look.

4. Finishing Touches

  • Trim any excess fabric at the top for a clean edge.
  • For extra charm, wrap a piece of twine or lace around the top and tie it into a bow.
  • Let everything dry completely before planting.

5. Add Your Plants

  • Pop in succulents, herbs, or flowers.
  • Display them in a sunny window, on a patio, or use them as centerpieces.

If you loved making these upcycled jean planters, you’re going to be obsessed with all the other creative ways you can breathe new life into old denim. From DIY home decor to handmade gifts, there’s a whole world of ideas waiting for you. Check out all 30 ways to repurpose old jeans here!

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