DIY wooden fluted planter sleeve and fluted vase

After finishing my fluted dresser last week, I decided that I wanted to use the leftover pole wrap to make a fluted vase and fluted planter sleeve.

You can use a tray or plate inside of it to catch access water at the bottom which I already do when I use baskets as planters.

– liquid nails or Loctite – pole wrap – pipe, can or glass – miter saw, compound miter saw or table saw – wood clamps – box cutter – toothpicks – sander

Materials and Tools needed:

To make the fluted planter sleeve sturdy I used a large plumbing pipe part/coupling because it isn't tapered towards the bottom and has the same circumference at the top and bottom.

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The was an uneven part in the center that was easily sanded down and removed with my orbital sander.

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I used the coupling as a guide to see where I had to cut the pole wrap.

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I used my compound miter saw to cut the pole wrap but I’m pretty sure you can use a standard miter saw as well and cut it by hand if the saw is nice and sharp with fine teeth.

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After that I spread some Loctite on the paper backing of the pole wrap.

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Wrapped the fluted pole wrap titly around the pipe coupling. The access glue was once again easily removed with a toothpick.

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If you want to make a smaller fluted vase version or pot that isn’t open at the bottom. You can use anything else you would like.

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The pole wrap is so easy to cut with a box cutter since you just have to cut through the cardboard.

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You can also just slip a glass in the middle if you used duck tape.

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You can see the fluted planter sleeve with my snake plant on the living room side table.

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