Hop on the pineapple trend by making a fun little succulent planter with a mason jar and some paint!
When Crystal over at The Weather Fox came up with the idea of an entire week devoted to pineapple DIYs, we had to jump on board. Not only do we love to eat them, but there’s something about that pineapple shape that screams summertime fun! Today’s Pineapple Blog Hop is the kick-off to a whole week filled with pineapple themed home decor, recipes, drinks, DIY tutorials, shopping guides, and free printables.
On Wednesday, you’ll be able to find this fun pineapple party idea of ours.
Be sure to scroll to the bottom and check out all the other creative pineapple ideas in today’s Blog Hop with over a dozen DIY bloggers from all over the world.
Materials Needed to Make this Pineapple Succulent Planter
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small mason jar* (rounded shape)- yellow craft paint*
- paintbrush
- zebra succulent plant (Haworthia Attenuata)*
- small pebbles
- succulent/cactus potting soil* or regular soil
How to Upcycle a Mason Jar into a Pineapple Planter
You can check out our little how-to video or scroll down for the printed directions:
- Thoroughtly clean the glass jar and remove any labels. Paint the outer surface of the jar with yellow paint.
- While the paint is still wet, wipe some of it away in random areas such as the raised edges to give the jar a distressed look. Let it dry completely.
- Place a few small pebbles or stones in the bottom of the glass jar for a bit of drainage.
- Fill the jar with the potting soil.
- Plant the zebra succulent into the top of the jar, making sure it sticks out like the crown leaves of a pineapple. Enjoy!
I think this little mason jar craft makes such a fun and cheery succulent planter. It’ll look even better as the succulent grows larger. I think next time I’d use a slightly smaller jar to make the succulent really stand out! Be sure to grab the adorable “Hugs for Free” cactus wall art printable as well.
This one looks quite happy so far. Just remember to water it every now and then (don’t over-water). These guys would make an adorable party favour for a tropical or Hawaiian themed party. We also have a free ocean creatures printable which you could use to create gift tags or use as colouring pages for a tropical themed birthday party.
Now head on over and check out all these other fun pineapple ideas from our fellow blogging friends:
Craftivity Designs | Pineapple Tablescape and Printable Menu
The Vanderveen House | Pineapple Pillow Cover
Upright and Caffeinated | Stenciled Pineapple Milk Can Planter
Our Home Made Easy | Summer Pineapple Printable
Woodshop Diaries | DIY Carved Wooden Pineapple Spoon
Hey Lets Make Stuff | Pineapple Candy Pouch Card
Happiness is Homemade | DIY Pineapple Candle
Mahles Market | Free Pineapple Printables
Sustain My Craft Habit | DIY Pineapple Succulent Mason Jar Planter
Casa Watkins Living | Pineapple Inspired Wine Charms
Our Crafty Mom | Pineapple Flour Sack Tea Towels
Sense and Serendipity | DIY Driftwood Pineapple Welcome Sign
Not Just Paper and Paint | Pineapple Casserole Recipe
PMQ for Two | Pineapple Wine Charms
Wife in Progress Blog | Homemade Pineapple Sugar Scrub
Check out all the other Pineapple tutorials here:
Well how cute is this! A great way to use a mason jar too.
Thank you Ariel! Now I look at all my jars to see how pineapple-ish they are 😀
Cute and simple — my kind of craft!!
Thank you so much Lora!
So cute! And looks so easy. My only problem is I would forget to water the plant, so I’d have to use the jar for something else!
haha! Luckily these guys don’t need too much water 🙂
Oh how fun. The kids made similar jars for our :”sweet like a pineapple” birthday party last month! These are nicer and more adult 🙂
That’s such a great idea! I presume they put yummy treats in the jars? Thanks so much for stopping by.