This is such a pretty idea! It’s much nicer looking than a regular umbrella stand and seems very sturdy. Here’s how to make a DIY Planter Umbrella Stand!
People in the comments say they made theirs for anywhere from $30-50. It depends on the size pot you use.
DIY Umbrella Planter Stand
Materials:
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- Flowerpot (at least 15 in. tall, with drainage)
- 3-ft. length 1 1/2-in. ABS pipe
- 1 square ft. nylon or aluminum screen
- 1 cubic ft. crushed lava stone
- 1 50-lb. bag fence-post concrete
- 3-ft. length 3/4-in. dowel
- Planting mix and plants
- Patio umbrella
Tools:
- Measuring tape
- Saw
- Shovel and hoe
- Garden hose
- Wheelbarrow
- 2 levels
- Dolly
Directions:
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For the complete tutorial on how to make a planter umbrella stand go to Sunset.Com
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Beautiful idea:) I just saw umbrellas on sale but didn’t need one… this may have changed that:) Have a blessed weekend dear Manuela, HUGS!
Oh I love that so much more than some of the ugly stands I have. I have to check that out.
That is a good idea – thanks for sharing.
Hope you are enjoying the weekend.
I love this!!! I happen to have an umbrella that I don’t want to put over the table right now.
I love this idea. So clever and cute.
It is very attractive. Now if I could get smart enough to replace the worn-out fabric in the umbrella, I’d really be doing well.
What a great idea! I may try that for our next party.
What a great idea!