Window Planter Flower Box

In this edition of Instructables we build a window planter flower box from some rough cut cedar. You could really build this from any material. The first thing I do is cut all my pieces down on the table saw and miter saw (or just a circular saw). There are only two measurements you need to remember for this project. You will need to cut six strips of wood to 1 inch by 1 inch by 6 inches and 8 strips of wood to 1 inch by 1 inch by 24 inches. There will be a cut list in the next step with 3d modeling photos. This is a very easy and fun build. It's also a great build to do with kids. Enjoy and happy planting. Complete plan can be downloaded for free at http://www.stoneandsons.net/plans (www.stoneandsons.net). Also, watch the video and subscribe to our YouTube channel at https://www.youtube.com/c/stoneandsonsworkshop

Cut list:
8 - 1x1x24

6 - 1x1x6

As you assemble the planter it will go together much like a log cabin. Alternate the 24 inch and 6 inch pieces.

Use glue and nails as you build.

Lay four 24 inch pieces out in a rectangular manner evenly spaced and make sure the ends are lined up.

Place a 6 inch piece on top of both ends of the 24 inch pieces making sure all corners are flush.

Stack two 24 inch pieces on top of the 6 inch end pieces placing them above the two outer lower 24 inch pieces.

Continue stacking the 24 inch and 6 inch alternating pieces until you have reached this step. This concludes the assembly. Wrap the inside with burlap, staple and place a small watering dish in the bottom sized to your plants to hold the potting soil. Happy planting! Visit WWW.STONEANDSONS.NET for more and please subscribe to our YouTube channel. Thank You!!
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