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Origami Newspaper Pots

By: Tracy from thethingswellmake.com

2 Comments

Updated May 31, 2019
Origami Newspaper Pots
Origami Newspaper Pots
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Are you planning to start your seeds indoors for your garden this year? Don't spend money on purchasing an assortment of small planters when you can make these Origami Newspaper Pots! The beginner-friendly gardening project is a thrifty idea that won't take long to make. The instructions are easy to follow and include photos of the process, further making it easier for you to create these cute newspaper pots. These pots are also a thrifty way to transplant seeds indoors before cold weather arrives. They are also a creative way to share an assortment of small plants with your fellow gardeners! This project is also great for kids.

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Estimated CostUnder $10

Time to CompleteUnder an hour

MaterialsPaper, Recycled Materials

Primary TechniqueDIY Craft

Beginner

SeasonSpring

Age GroupPreschool & Kindergarten, Elementary School, Pre-Teens

Project TypeMake a Project

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KathrynAllison

Jun 14, 2018

I've been really into gardening this year and these origami pots are so cute! They would definitely add something special to any outdoor space.

KLC

May 24, 2018

I love origami and plants. What a great way to combine them!

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