1 - Here's my supplies. The rack was $2, the pot was $3. I had the dirt already.

2 - Getting ready to cut the hole. I was going to use the peanut butter lid as a guide but felt it was too big to use. So I used a glass jar as a guide.

3 - Traced the line with my trusty Sharpie and here's the hole. A lot of the other sites suggest using screen or lawn cloth. Not having any of that and not wanting to buy a whole roll for a 2/2 inch square I used the old stand by of coffee filters.

4 - This was the first design, a criss-cross cut, but then I realized it would be rough on the plant forcing it though there.

5 - This is what I ended up using.

6 - I pulled the tomatoes out of the pot I had been growing them in and cleaned up the root ball.

7 - The roots are about halfway through the hole.

8 - All the way in now.You can see the root ball with the coffee filter around it.

9 - Turned over for the first time.

10 - And there it is. I put another plant in the top to help hold it all together.