I have one last plant pot makeover to share with you. This ceramic pot was glossy and had white and red dots that did not go with my decor so an easy fix was to paint it pretty.
Here is is with a couple other pre scrub. Always scrub your painted pieces well to be sure it is free of all things that may interfere with the process.
It is scrubbed dry and ready to be transformed.
The secret to painting shiny smooth glossy surfaces is Dixie Belle Slick Stick. This product allows paint to stick to anything.
Stir well (I use chopsticks we always seem to have in excess).
Brush on 2 coats then let dry 24 hours.
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Lee Ann, this planter came out so cute. What a great way to repurpose old or thrifted planters. Thanks for sharing with us on the Home Imagined party.
ReplyDeleteThank you Meagan, I totally agree and thanks for hosting!
DeleteWhat a wonderful transformation of cup/saucer and pots that didn't fit your decor. Bringing new life into old things is a gift. Well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you Diana, I hope to inspire others to relove not toss out :)
DeleteLove this transformation, and easy too! Thank you for sharing with Whimsy Home Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteThank you for kind words and hosting :)
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