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Fire Pit Planter

"A few summers ago I made it my mission to craft using nothing but items found on garbage day within a few block perimeter of our house. As I walked down the street on this particular day, I spotted it in the distance. As I neared, most people would have kept on going. But not me. A new perspective, a little paint, elbow grease and a vintage find is all it took to turn a rusted fire pit into this striking garden display! Once planted, it fit right into our suburban oasis."
Primary TechniqueGreen Crafting
NotesAll it takes is imagination, and a green outlook, to transform trash into treasure! I hope this project has inspired you to 'green' your garden in more ways than one!
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