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File planters under home items that you wouldn't expect to be expensive. But what if we told you that you could DIY expensive-looking "stone" planters with dollar store items?
Yep. The dollar store. (We're all about budget-friendly decor—like this IKEA Pax wardrobe hack that turned a bathroom into a walk-in closet and "Queer Eye" Bobby Berk's DIY minimalist wreath for the holidays.)
Thanks to a viewer named Erika, who discovered her knack for DIY when a health scare forced her to stay home from work and she needed a way to pass the time, we're officially inspired. She has DIYed every room in her house and is on Instagram as @peonyandhoney—with over 85k followers!
HOW TO MAKE AN INVERTED "STONE" PLANTER

What you'll need:
- Two same-sized bowls from the dollar store
- Flat white spray paint
- Stone textured spray paint
- Hot glue gun
- Hot glue sticks
What to do:
- Coat each bowl with white spray paint.
- Coat each bowl with stone textured spray paint.
- Invert the bowls, attaching them with a hot glue gun.
Watch Erika walk you through it in the video above.
HOW TO MAKE A STACKED "STONE" PLANTER

What you'll need:
- Six foam rings from the dollar store
- Two cans chalk or matte spray paint
- Toothpicks OR hot glue gun/hot glue sticks
What to do:
- Spray six foam rings with chalk or matte spray paint.
- Stack them, attaching them either with toothpicks (like Erika did) or with a hot glue gun.