DIY Hanging Flower Pot Heater for Winter

This DIY project from Live Smarter is a gorgeous display that also acts as a heater. That’s right; this fabulous flower pot heater can heat a medium-sized room during the cold season, allowing you to save up on electricity by not turning on the heater. It’s a cost-effective heat source that is also super easy to make!

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For this DIY project, you’ll only need a few materials. Make sure to gather all of them first because this project comes quickly, and you can finish it in less than an hour. It’s a fantastic DIY project for the Winter season, and I’m sure you and your family will have a great time making one during weekends. Watch the video tutorial below to learn the step by step instructions.

Materials:

• 4 tea light candles
• 1 – 6″ flower pot with its base
• 1 – 5″ flower pot
• a length of chain (links should be in odd number)
• 14 – 1/2″ nuts
• 11 – 1/2″ washers
• 11″ threaded rod

Directions:

Step 1

Put two nuts on the end of the rod roughly an inch from the end. Next, place the last link in the chain over the end of the rod followed by the other end to make a loop. After this, add one more nut over the end to secure the chain. Now, twist the two bottom nuts together in different directions to lock them together. Next, slide one washer over the end of the rod followed by the bigger pot. Secure the pot by sliding another washer, then another nut.

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Step 2

After this, slide another washer, followed by the smaller pot. Secure it with another washer followed by two more nuts. Once done, put another washer on, followed by another nut. Repeat this six more times. Put one more nut in the end to lock them all in place. Finally, slide the pot base over the rod followed by your last washer and nut. Now, hang it over a stable stand with an overhanging arm (you can repeat these steps to make another flower pot heater), and put on the tea lights.

DIY Hanging Flower Pot Heater for Winter