Happy Friday!
Do you get the itch to plant once
Spring arrives?
I do!!
By this time most of my indoor herbs have seen better days.
So for me hitting the garden center in early Spring is must.
Bringing fresh herbs into my home again makes
me so incredibley excited, happy, & giddy.
Does this make you happy too?
And with that comes the search for pots.
Am I right?
What to re-use, what to buy & what to paint.
Here is a quick tutorial to giving your pots an
original hand dipped glazed look.
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1. Find your pot.
2. Pick out base color(spray paint) & contrast color(latex).
Spray your pot.
3. Flip pot over. Take your contrast color,
I used a latex house paint.
With a brush apply paint to the lower third portion.
4. Immediately spritz water lightly.
5. Once it runs, take a paper towel and wipe off runs up to horizon line, leaving a jagged edge.
Clean up excess paint with a wet wipe.

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Have a fantastic weekend!
My new blog should be up & running by Monday.
I can’t wait for all of you to see:).Sharing At
French Country Cottage

I’m Jen, the creative director and founder of the NY based lifestyle blog, City Farmhouse. I am an author, maker, style expert, designer, artist, photographer + influencer. I believe home design should feel personal and tell a story through the layers that evolve over time. My blog emphasizes that a beautiful space can be achieved on any budget through thoughtful planning, resourcefulness and a little DIY.

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39 Comments

  6. Such an awesome idea, Jen! Reminds me of the expensive pots from Pottery Barn for a FRACTION of the cost! Thanks for sharing!

  14. You are a-ma-zing! I love this idea, these look like they would have been super spendy at a garden shop. Love this project Jen!

    xo, Tanya
    twelveOeight

  18. Jen…such a cool project…I’ve been meaning to tell you how amazing your site looks…I’m inspired…xoxo

  20. Hi Jen! I can’t see your latest post on blogspot, when I try it redirects me here so I’m not able to read what I see in the thumbnail!
    By the way ….I adore the new look of your blog!!
    Hugs,
    Manu

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  23. Such a clever idea, I love it. Great tutorial too. I would love for you to link to my Inspire Me Tuesday party that is ongoing. Hugs, Marty

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  27. Love this idea! Did you use a plastic pot?? I’m wondering what type of material is best for this project. Can’t wait to try it!

    1. Hi Jenny,
      Thank you! I used a cement pot, the more texture the better, but I think any material would work:). Hope this helps! Have a great week.

  29. I hope I am not repeating a question that has already been asked. What two paint colors did you use? Btw I love your blog!!! I’m using so many of your DIY ideas for my home. What I really wish is that you could come and be my personal interior designer(free of charge of course)! Lol:)

    1. Hi Brooke,
      Thank you so much, that make me happy knowing you are using some of my ideas:). It was a cream spay paint and BM charcoal for the bottom. Hope this helps. Have a great day! Jen

  30. When you say BM house paint, do you mean outdoor paint for exterior painting or just indoor house paint for wall? Maybe it would not matter as long as it’s latex?.

    1. Hi Karen,
      Sorry, just regular latex paint for interior. Have a great day! Jen

  31. I know I already commented on this post but I feel the need to say it again. This idea is awesome and It turned out great.

    solange

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