Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets

Byljanning@dukemanorfarm.com
Okay, raise your hand, how many of you have made that over priced purchase and then months later realized “I could have made that”? Good…… I am not alone. And if that’s not you, or your are in the market for some pottery barn inspired numbered buckets, then this post is all about you. So I’m not only going to show you how to make these cute little buckets, but also how to save some money doing it.
  Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets
  This is that purchase. And painful as it was to see that I could save so much money recreating these pottery barn inspired numbered buckets, I just love these little buckets. They have been used in a variety of ways around the house, so technically I probably got my monies worth.
Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets
But when a friend saw them at the house one day and said she wanted them, I knew that I could save her a few bucks and make them myself for her, so I did.
  Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets
Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets
Because that’s what good girlfriends do for each other….save each other money.
  Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets

Yup, these pottery barn inspired numbered buckets cost a mere .99  for each pail, a can of spray paint and the stenciled numbers. I paid a bit more then that for the one’s that I bought at PB.. I think the one’s that I recreated look just as good as the ones that I bought, don’t you?
Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets

  Pottery Barn inspired Numbered buckets
And my girlfriend loves them! Click here for the tutorial on  how to make these pottery barn inspired numbered buckets.
 
 
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31 Comments

  4. Another "do it yourself" idea for an item pottery barn sells?
    WINE CORK VASE FILLERS
    it sure is easy & your guranteed to have fun !
    Laura, let me know if you need me to provde you a tutorial! hehe

  9. You're a great friend – I want someone to make them for me and leave them on my front porch! Oh well, I guess I'll have to make them myself – but since they are so simple, I may just do that!
    Glad you linked to our Cinch party! This is what it's all about!
    Kelly

  12. I love these adorable pails. Anytime I see things I like in Pittery Barn I have to try and make it because I can't afford it.
    Ruth

  13. Did you say POVERTY Barn! Yep that's what i call it, but i have to admit i've spent some dough at that place! i love your knock-offs, i am all for a good copy especially if it saves a ton of money!

  17. Seriously. Those pails are AMAZING! I am totally pinning these for the world to see 🙂 You were #1 at the party, but you are always #1 with me 🙂

    blessings,
    karianne

  19. I love these! The PB version is great, but knowing that you made your own knock-off for such an inexpensive price makes the DIY version that much better. Lucky friend!

    Claire @ alittlesomethinginthemeantime.blogspot.com

  23. Don't you hate it when that happens!! But hey.. at least your friend saved with your creativity!!! They look AMAZING!

    Thanks so very much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer… From Dream To Reality!

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