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3D Printed Wearable Planters Let You Take Plants With You Everywhere You Go
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Although wearable greenery certainly isn’t a new concept, Collen Jordan’s sturdy plastic planters are long-lasting and can be filled with water to keep the plants or flowers alive. Wearable Planters come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors to show off your favorite little bud, air plant or succulent. Wear them around your neck, pinned to your shirt, or even let them dangle from your ears.
Wearable Planters are created digitally with modeling software and then made with 3D printing technology. Jordan uses acrylic plastic that is then either hand dyed or painted. For the pins, she uses magnets so as not to damage your clothes. The bike planters can be secured to any bicycle frame with a nylon cord. Wearable Planters start at $30 and go up to $45 and can be found on Jordan’s Etsy page.
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Plant lovers rejoice! These adorable 3D printed Wearable Planters let you take a bit of green with you wherever you go. Created by Atlanta-based Colleen Jordan, the wearable planters can be attached to your bike or worn as necklaces, pins, or even uses
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Colleen Jordan’s Wearable Planters are a perfect to add a dose of greenery to your bike.
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Bike planters can be attached to the cross rail of a bike.
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Bike planter in orange without a plant to show how it attaches.
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Bike planter in orange.
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Jordan is an artist and designer in Atlanta, Georgia who came up with the idea to create these cute little planters.
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Although wearable greenery certainly isn’t a new concept, Collen Jordan’s sturdy plastic planters are long-lasting and can be filled with water to keep the plants or flowers alive.
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Wearable Planters come in a variety of shapes, sizes, and colors to show off your favorite little bud, air plant or succulent.
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Wear them around your neck, pinned to your shirt, or even let them dangle from your ears.
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Wearable Planters are created digitally with modeling software and then made with 3D printing technology.
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Jordan uses acrylic plastic that is then either hand dyed or painted.
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For the pins, she uses magnets so as not to damage your clothes. The bike planters can be secured to any bicycle frame with a nylon cord.
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Wearable Planters start at $30 and go up to $45 and can be found on Jordan’s Etsy page.
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Empty wearable planters ready for your favorite flower or succulent.
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