I used an aqua craft paint on regular terra cotta pots and then went over them with gesso and a washy coat of terra cotta craft paint. Then I applied the image and did a reverse decoupage. This project has a nice old world feel. Tomorrow I'll show you two more I did using Annie Sloan's graphite. Thanks for stopping by.
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Mondays Le Chateau des Fleurs The Graphics Fairy
Between Naps on the Porch Metamorphosis Monday
Tuesdays Knick of Time Coastal Charm
Boogie Board Cottage A Stroll Thru Life
Cozy Little House Tweak it Tuesday
Wednesdays Savvy Southern Style
Thursdays The Shabby Creek Cottage No Minimalist Here
Between Naps on the Porch Tablescape Thursday
Rustic Restorations Homespun Happenings
Fridays French Country Cottage My Romantic Home Miss Mustard Seed
Potpourri Friday Common Ground
The Charm of Home Rooted in Thyme
Saturdays Funky Junk Interiors
Sundays My 1928 Charmer Sunday's Best
I love these Old World Flower Pots! They have such an antique flair to them. Just Beautiful!
ReplyDeleteJody
These are super pretty--love the vintage look of them!
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These are really so pretty!!
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Deb
These are so pretty and have that,
ReplyDelete... well, old world charm! So cute with topiaries. Great idea, and I must try that pumpkin stuff as well, looks yummy.
Happy holidays,
Patti
They are just lovely, Maggie! I have a list of things I want to try once the holidays are over and doing a few terracotta pots is on the list.
ReplyDeleteThey are just wonderful, Maggie! You did a great job on them. xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour little pots came out great!!! Have a wonderful holiday, Laura
ReplyDeleteBeautifully done! They look like beautiful antique pots!
ReplyDeleteJeanine