Before getting started on your geode planter, wipe down the pot with a damp cloth to remove any dust. Let dry.

Next loosely place the glass stones in a cluster on the pot and lightly trace with a pencil to outline the rough shape.

Paint the outline and fill it in with loose strokes of green acrylic paint. This will help create more of an opaque base for the glass stones. Delineate Your Dwelling also added a lighter shade of green around the darker green as a base for the smaller green beads.

After the paint has dried, it’s time to get out the Liquid Fusion and get to gluing!

Apply some Liquid Fusion to the underside of each glass stone and press in place over the painted section on your plant pot. Cluster the stones for a more realistic look, then glue smaller green beads around the perimeter of the cluster and within the crevices of the larger stones. Using stones of various sizes helps replicate the look of a geode.

Next dab white paint around the cluster to create the look of a cracked open geode.

Then dab gold paint around the perimeter of the white paint.

After the paint dries, finish your geode design by gluing frosted crystals around the cluster of green stones. Let everything dry completely.

Rock your décor by adding a pretty plant to your new geode-inspired pot!

We love how this geode pot turned out, don’t you? After you craft up your own with Liquid Fusion, make sure to tag us @aleenesdiy and share it with us!