Waxed Canvas "Kiki Pot" Planter Basket in Electric Cranberry
Regular price
$15.00 USD
Introducing the Kiki Pot!
Production time: 1-2 days
Made from high-quality waxed canvas in electric cranberry, genuine leather with copper rivets.
This beautiful planter has multiple uses, including use as a wonderful centerpiece. What will you put in it?!
Holds a 1-gallon plant perfectly and is available with or without pre-arranged succulents.
Measures 7" tall x 7" circumference.
Please email me for other sizes or canvas colors or larger quantities as needed.
Waxed Canvas Care:
Lightly brush off dried mud and dirt with a brush. Start with plain water for cleaning. Hose it off, gently use a scrub brush, rinse, and let it dry. Less is more. For stubborn spots or stains a mild bar soap may help clean specific areas. Test a small area first.
Waxed canvas has a naturally distressed look. Make it more distressed by "crumpling" bag and "using" it at your leisure. Return it to its' natural state by applying heat with a hair dryer to the fabric.
About Succulents:
When purchasing with pre-arranged succulents, you will receive an amazing gift. Your canvas planter will arrive with an inserted 1-gallon planter with 3-5 succulents included. These arrangements vary and no 2 are alike. Please note: while I cannot guarantee which succulents you will get, I can assure you that it will be a beautiful arrangement, packaged in the safest way possible.
Caring for Succulents:
- Place the potted succulent in a sunny location.
- Allow the potting mix to dry out between waterings.
- Fertilize your succulents at least once a year.
Shipping for Succulents:
Please choose USPS Priority Mail or faster delivery for items including succulents. Please contact me first if you are shipping to a location with freezing temperatures as the succulents will need to be shipped with a heater pack.
| Type: | |
|---|---|
| Vendor: |
N.Kluger Designs |
| Color: |
Pink |
| Options: |
Kiki Pot Alone, Kiki Pot with Succulents |
| SKU: |
KK-CR-CR |
| Weight: |
6.0 oz |
SIZING
All sizes listed for bracelets are the actual lengths of the bracelets to the snap closure. Bracelets will correctly fit approximately 1/4" to 1/2" more than your actual wrist size.
| N.Kluger Collection Category | Bracelet Sizes (approximately) |
| Youth/Small | Less than 7" |
| Medium | 7" to 7.5" |
| Large | More than 7.5" |
MEASURING YOUR WRIST
If you have a tape measure handy, you can measure your wrist that way in inches. Do not wrap the measuring tape too tightly around your wrist or you may get an inaccurate measurement.
If you do not have a tape measure, you can also take a string or strip of paper to wrap around your wrist, mark it, and then hold the string up to a ruler to get a measurement.
CARE FOR YOUR BRACELET
The wonderful thing about zipper bracelets is that they are made of zippers. These are the same zippers you will find in your clothing, bags and accessories. If you get them wet, they will not ruin. If you get them REALLY wet, they may wrinkle.
If you stain your bracelet, first try a drop of dish liquid on a damp cloth to blot out the stain. For harder stains, try hand sanitizer (it is my go-to for all stains, especially ink).
Each bracelet is finished so that the edges will not fray. However, if you find your bracelet starting to fray at the edges, there is an easy fix.
- Take your bracelet off your wrist (very important).
- Take a lighter (children, ask your parents for help) and lightly hold the flame near the edge of the bracelet and run it back and forth a couple times. Be careful not to light the edges on fire or burn too much of the bracelet unevenly.
- When the edges are cool enough to touch, squeeze them for a few seconds to bind the edges.
NOTE REGARDING HANDMADE ITEMS
All of my zipper bracelets are handmade. Each one is individually assembled and sewn in-house and each charm is applied by hand. Because each bracelet is handmade by me, flaws may occur. There may be a flaw in the sewing. These flaws (in my opinion) make each bracelet unique and give character. While most flaws are hard to see, they still exist and are a cherished sign that nobody is perfect.
