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Embroidery hoops may be an essential tool for anyone looking to do a little hand stitching, but that doesn’t mean that those projects are the only thing they’re good for! You can do a lot more your supplies than you might think?like turning a few plain wooden hoops into a DIY boho hanging indoor shelf planter. This hanging planter is a great project for anyone looking to add a bit of minimal home decor to any room. It’s easy to make, and it looks great!
Supply List:

Embroidery hoop
Plate or bowl
Cotton rope Wood glue
Clamps
Hot glue gun & glue sticks
Cup crew hooks

Step 1:
Loosen the embroidery hoop and separate the two parts. Remove the hardware and use wood glue on the ends around the hole, then join these ends back together using clamps.

Step 2:
Lay the two hoops flat and use a ruler to find the center, marking a spot at both the top and bottom points.

Step 3:
Grab the larger of the two hoops (what would have been the exterior one) and put a dab of wood glue at the center spots on the top and bottom.
Step 4:
Insert your second hoop into the larger one so the two hoops together form a sphere shape, securing the hoops with clamps in the spots where the wood glue is.

Step 5:
Let your structure dry for ab...