Painted flower pots are simple to do and not exactly original - but they
always go down well on Mother's Day, Grandparent's Day, or just as a rainy day
activity - especially if you pot them up with some seeds or a little plant too!
You will need:
Acrylic paints
Plastic or terracotta plant pots
Instructions:
Use the paints to decorate your plant pots.
On the front pot we painted free hand. On the back pot we taped vertical stripes
of tape and then painted over the top. When the paint was dry we removed the
tape to reveal stripes of the original colour.
You could use sponges, stencils or potato printing for a very different effect.
How about painting the pots all one color, allowing to dry, and then dabbing
random dots of a different colored paint over the top for a polka dot effect. Or
paint some pretty, brightly colored flowers to match what you want to plant in
the pot.
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