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Faux Linen Floral Pot

By: Cathie & Steve
This fashionable decorative pot is one of the Artsy Clay Pots projects by Cathie and Steve.
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Supplies

PLAID Supplies
  • FolkArt ® Outdoor™ Acrylic Colors - Brush On - Wicker White, 2 oz.
  • FolkArt ® Outdoor™ Acrylic Colors - Brush On - Light Blue, 2 oz.
  • Mod Podge ® Matte, 8 oz.
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Other Supplies
Foam paintbrush
Large clay pot
Loose bristle paintbrush
Old book pages
Paper flower cutout

Instructions

  1. Paint the pot with two coats of Light Blue paint.
  2. Using Mod Podge, apply strips of torn book pages across the top rim, lower rim and bottom rim of the pot. Apply the Mod Podge to the back of the strip of paper, position on the pot, smooth any air bubbles with your finger and top coat with a layer of Mod Podge.
  3. Cut two leaf shapes from the book pages. Apply the paper flower and leaves to the center of the pot with Mod Podge.
  4. Using a loose bristle brush, dry brush the Wicker White paint over the entire pot.
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