Don't throw away laundry detergent bottles or formula cans - snip twice and turn them into flower pots prettier than store-bought ones

Anyone who loves growing flowers is surely an all-rounder, and what they're best at is turning all kinds of old items into flower-growing gadgets. Today I'll share with fellow flower lovers how gardening experts turn formula cans and laundry detergent bottles into beautiful flower pots. If you're clever and handy, follow along and take a look.

Aren't they all so creative? If you like them, fellow flower lovers, you can follow the steps below and give it a try:

1. Prepare your tools, including: a marker (for drawing), a knife, scissors, a hole punch, etc.

2. Wash the laundry detergent bottle clean, then remove the label

3. Draw your design: draw the pattern you like on the bottle body in advance, and when drawing, try to follow the shape of the bottle body

4. Once the drawing is done, you can start cutting. Be sure to stay safe during the process. After the whole carving is finished, don't forget to use a tool to poke a few drainage holes in the bottom of the bottle.

It sounds very simple, but in actual practice there are still many difficulties, such as needing to control the pressure well when carving patterns.

Besides all kinds of laundry detergent bottles, for friends who have them at home, the most common ones are still formula cans, which turn out even prettier when upcycled. Compared with laundry detergent bottles, which require a lot of manual work, formula cans just need holes punched in the bottom and then a bit of color or other decorations to finish them off.

Fellow flower lovers, what other old items have you turned into beautiful flower pots? You're welcome to leave comments and share your experience together.

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