Tuesday, March 20, 2012

Clay Pots

Well hello Spring!  So happy you have finally arrived.  And what better way to celebrate the first day of this lovely season then with some mini clay pots:
I had painted these an aqua blue a couple of years ago but I decided I might like white a little better.  I gave each a few coats of spray paint and then added some Frenchy touches.  For the first one, I used a Paris sticker and a faux pearl embellishment.  I used this same image for my lastest batch of Starbucks bottles.  I just love it!
For this one, I used another great Frenchy one - courtesy of The Graphics Fairy.  This is also a sticker I made using Avery label sheets.  It curls a little but just keep pressing down on that sucker and it will finally get the message.  And can't forget the burlap.
This one is kind of a do-I-love-it or do-I-hate-it one.  I used the Mod Podge/tissue paper method to decoupage the French script onto it. Then I used some Distressed Ink to age it a bit and tied some twine on.  I'm still not sure if I love it or hate it.  Guess we'll see if it grows on me.
Here they are on a shelf in the tea room.  Not sure how long they will stay as it gets VERY hot in there and I'm sure the Avery label paper will curl even more...

Linking to Faded Charm: White Wednesday.

Jeanine

26 comments:

  1. These are so cute! I love the one with tissue paper script on it! Nice idea using the Avery labels on them. Thanks for sharing!~Poppy

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  2. OOh Jeanine I love them! Especially the center pot with the writing all over it! Beautiful!
    Susan

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  3. These are really cute! I think my favorite one is the first one!

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  4. Jeanine, these lil pots are SOOO cute. Thanks for the idea : )
    Have a great day ~
    Deanna

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  5. I love them all, especially the first one! I sure wish it would feel like spring here!!

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  6. Great designs. Love the one with the script.

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  7. I love all of them! They look so fresh white, too!

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  8. All of them are gorgeous but the script is my fave!

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  9. These are beautiful! I especially love the French script one!! Question: Did you buy the tissue that way or did you stamp the French script onto the tissue? I stamp my tissue and then Mod Podge, but if you can actually buy tissue like that, I'm all in!

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  10. Great project and they turned out very pretty.

    hugs
    Sissie

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  11. How cute are those? I love the labels and the French appeal!!
    Jane

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  12. Oh Lala! These pots are fantastic - where do I place my order? xoxo, tracie

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  13. They turned out great--you make me want to do something similar!

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  14. Those turned out so darling. I love them all! Visiting from White Wednesday.

    Hugs,
    Judy

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  15. I really like this one,they look so nice.
    xx jeanetteann

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  16. Great project, I'm adding it to my list Jeanine. So little time so many projects, thanks for sharing and for stopping by my blog to comment on my bunnies.

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  17. They turned out beautiful! The modpodged one is actually my favorite! Thanks for sharing.

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  18. I love them all, especially the last one! Thanks for stopping by-I look forward to following you too!

    ~Trisha

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  19. I love them all, especially the last one! Thanks for stopping by-I look forward to following you too!

    ~Trisha

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  20. I think they are all so pretty!! Love embellished pots!
    Blessings~

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  21. Such pretty pots. I do like that French script one, so hope it grows on you. Thanks so much for visiting my blog! I'll be following you back. Lots of great projects here at your blog. :)

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  22. Those little pots are adorable! My favorite is the one with the script writing.

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  23. The little pots are adorable! Especially the one with the script writing

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  24. Those little pots are adorable! My favorite is the one with the script writing.

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  25. Jeanine--
    I love your style! Thanks for the inspiration!
    Lori

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