How to Cover Plant Pots with Tissue

Covering plant pots with tissue is a simple and affordable way to add a touch of personality to your indoor garden. With just a few materials and some creativity, you can transform plain plant pots into fun and stylish décor pieces. Follow these easy steps to learn how to cover plant pots with tissue.

Materials:

Plant pots

Tissue paper

Mod Podge or decoupage glue

Paintbrush

Scissors

Step 1: Cut tissue paper

Choose your favorite tissue paper colors and patterns. Cut the tissue paper into small squares or shapes. You can use a single color or pattern, or mix and match to create a unique design.

Step 2: Apply glue

Brush Mod Podge or decoupage glue over a small area of the plant pot. Don't cover the entire pot with glue at once, as it will dry too quickly. Start with a small section at the bottom or top of the pot.

Step 3: Place tissue paper

Place the tissue paper squares onto the glue, overlapping them and arranging them in a pattern that you like. Use your fingers to smooth out any wrinkles or bubbles. Continue adding tissue paper squares until the entire area is covered.

Step 4: Repeat

Repeat steps 2-3, working your way around the pot. You can use the same pattern or switch it up, depending on your preference. Be sure to let each section dry fully before moving onto the next.

Step 5: Finish

Once the entire pot is covered with tissue paper, let it dry completely. Apply a layer of Mod Podge or decoupage glue over the tissue paper to seal it and protect it from water and wear.

There you have it! A simple and fun way to add some personality to your indoor plants. With tissue paper, glue, and a little creativity, you can transform plain plant pots into unique and stylish décor pieces. Happy crafting!