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DIY Modern Planter Stand
CREATE THIS EASY MODERN PLANTER STAND COMPLETELY OUT OF SCRAP WOOD
Any other scrap wood hoarders in the house? I see you over there waving your hand, pointing to your giant pile of scrap wood that other people just don’t understand!
Adam is constantly trying to steal my scrap wood for bonfires & I just can’t allow that.
Well if you are a scrap wood love like I am then this project is for you.
I teamed up with a bunch of my talented friends on Instagram to make a project out of scrap wood, & y’all I got scrappy!
I have been desperately wanting a modern plant stand of my own but they are crazy expensive! So I decided to give a DIY version a go.
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Supplies:
- 4′ Piece of 1×2
- Gorilla Glue
- Nail Gun
- Saw
- Level
- Clamps
Process:

Start by deciding how tall you want your stand to be, mine is about 7″ tall because that’s how tall my scrap wood pieces were.
Cut (4) legs to your desired height & (2) pieces to your desired width.
Mine ended up being 4in pieces.

Next, I attached one of my 4in pieces to one 7in leg using Gorilla Glue & a clamp.
I put this piece 2″ from the bottom of the leg piece.
Once it was clamped it was easy to use my nail gun to shoot in two small nails from the outside.

Once the first leg is attached its time to add another leg on the other side using the same method.

Now that we have both legs attached its time to add our second smaller middle piece.
To get the size for this second middle piece I just held it up to the other middle piece & marked the thickness with a pencil on each side & cut my two pieces.
Sure you could have just done some math but this was the easy way & I like easy.
Attach them to the other middle piece using glue & angled nails,

Once the middle pieces are attached its time to add the last 2 legs the same way.
Use a level when attaching each leg to make sure the stand doesn’t end up all wobbly.

Finally, its time to paint!
You can paint or stain the stand any color you want but I wanted it the same flat black color as the large outside planters boxes I just made.
Ta-Da


How cute is this little scrap wood planter stand y’all?
I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.
It fits my little faux plant perfectly & adds a little life to my decor!
Let me know what you think & if you are team faux plants or real deal.
This is so cute! My hubby has a ton of scrap wood. I may have to steal some to make this!
Thanks so much! Hey, what’s his is yours!
I love this plant stand and I like that you painted it instead of staining, it looks so elegant. Going to try to make some for my back patio,
Thanks so much girl, I debated on staining but I am so happy with how sleek they look painted!