Cherry Blossom Planter

Here in the Maryland/DC area, nothing says Spring quite like cherry blossoms. When they bloom, we know that the winter is (mostly) past and warmer weather is around the corner. I decided to decorate a planter with these pretty blossoms, using some of my favorite Tombow supplies. Take a look…

Image contains a faux leafy plant in a hexagon shaped white planter decorated with hand-drawn cherry blossoms.

How to Make a Cherry Blossom Planter

You can create this project using any size and shape planter you like. I chose to use a hexagon, but you can use a round or other shaped pot if you prefer.

Materials

white unglazed ceramic pot
Tombow drawing pencil
Tombow MONO eraser
Tombow MONO Twin Permanent Marker
Tombow Dual Brush Pens

Image contains a hexagon shaped white planter decorated with hand drawn pink cherry blossoms.

Once you’ve gathered your supplies, head on over to the Tombow USA Blog, where I’m sharing a full step-by-step tutorial for how to draw these flowers (it’s easier than you think!) and create the Cherry Blossom Planter project.

SEE FULL TUTORIAL

I’m using my finished project to hold a faux plant, since that’s the only kind I seem able to keep alive. However, if you have a green thumb, you can plant anything you like!

see the step-by-step tutorial here

Crafting Tips

If you plan on using your cherry blossom planter for a real flower, you’ll want to seal it first so that it doesn’t get damaged by any contact with water.
This project is not intended for outdoor use.
Check your craft and hobby store, or Amazon for a variety of planter options.