This is certainly not an original idea, but it is an idea whose time had come for this flower pot.
I bought this faux planted pot on clearance online at Kirklands several months ago. Sadly, it only came in this black color for the pot. Since I had the Old White open doing the painting on the Roadside Rescue chest, I decided to paint the pot.
I also picked out one of the graphics from The Graphics Fairy that I had copied when I went to the library.
Except, because of the size of the pot, I just used a portion of this graphic. I cut out what I wanted and made sure it would fit, then applied Mod Podge to the image and stuck it on the pot. After letting it dry, I removed the paper and wound up with a much prettier pot than what I started with!
A fairly quick project that gave me a brand new look!
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Hi Kathy,
ReplyDeleteIt's Beautiful! I love the transformation. It looks like a different pot.
Dee
What a pretty flower pot. You can make anything look amazing.
ReplyDeleteHi Kathy, what a pretty transformation. It looks great!!!
ReplyDeleteHugs~~~ Daphne
You did a great job, Kathy! I love the graphic that you added to the pot. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteLooks fabulous. I love it. Hugs, Marty
ReplyDeleteWOW, talk about making something bleh into something WOW!
ReplyDeleteHey Kathy, what do you print your graphics ON - what kind of paper or whatever? I have never done it and think it may be high time I do in the near future - you always make everything look so much better.
I have Mod Podge and the brushes and lordy knows I have excess of stuff to need to make nicer - just wasn't sure what to print that stuff ON.
Thanks for all your inspirations!
Looks great!
ReplyDeleteTotalleeeee LOVE IT friend. I've never done a pot and hope to by next spring. SWEET! xoR
ReplyDeleteYou did such a great job. I love doing tranfers ,actually, I did the whole transfer of the same on pots you did. I did it a couple of weeks ago. Visit my blog and I hope you follow me as I have been following you.
ReplyDeleteP.S. I LOVE the table!!!!!
Cynthia
That looks wonderful..I would buy that!!
ReplyDeleteYou turned a plain pot into a magnificent thing of beauty...love it Kathy...great graphic!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful!
ReplyDeleteThat is just darling-You did a great job on it- xo Diana
ReplyDeleteYour flower pot looks much happier now. Nice update.
ReplyDeleteOMGoodness Kathy that is darling! It doesn't even look like the same flower pot. I love the graphic.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, Kathy. I love how these images transform such simple pots into stunning decor pieces. It doesn't even look like the same pot.
ReplyDeleteTurned out great
ReplyDeleteThats absolutely lovely! I always wanted to try something like that...
ReplyDeleteThat came out really nicely! Love the image you chose.
ReplyDeleteJ
Love this idea and I'm looking forward to trying some transfer projects one of these days, soon!
ReplyDeleteAdorable - and so is the cute table it sits upon!
ReplyDeleteLooks lovely, Kathy! You are the queen of finding the cutest things to do with transfers.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! I liked the pot before (because I like black), but love how you changed it up and gave it a french look too. I've never tried mod podge before.
ReplyDeleteYou know I love this...so frenchy! Happy weekend!...hugs...Debbie
ReplyDeleteThat looks great Kathy and I love the table too!!
ReplyDeleteLOVE it!!!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Linda
Beautiful job. I like the white so much better. :o)
ReplyDeleteYou clever and crafty girl! This is truly lovely!
ReplyDeleteThat pot sure is pretty Kathy! It turned out great!
ReplyDeleteGreat ideas!!!
ReplyDeleteI am your newest follower.
So glad I found you, Connie :)
Nice transformation, Kathy! Things always have more appeal with pretty French detail!
ReplyDeleteuh yeah!!! Girlfriend, you always have the best projects and ideas. You need your own show.
ReplyDeleteKathy, I love your pot! Thank you for sharing how you did this too. I have never tried a Mod Podge transfer and have to give it a try! What a great project! Your pot looks so cute on your table!
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