DIY paint dot flower pots

Thank you all so much for the supportive words about my new “studio”. You guys are pretty awesome. And so many of you have told me it’s inspired you to also look into carving out a space for yourself. I really hope you do! If being creative and taking a creative path is something that is on your heart,you should really follow it, it’s there for a reason. Today, I have a fun and easy project for you! Paint dot flower pots to bring a bit of color into your home in these dark and dreary winter days. This to me is the long stretch between January and March/April, until spring pops up.

I used white  enamel craft paint to coat the outside of the pots. With a sealer on the outside it makes them water proof enough.Just with the enamel craft paint, sometimes it has t really dry before you introduce any moisture.

I picked a few pretty and springy colors.

I then used the end of a paint brush to make dots in an organized pattern, and alternated my colors.

I decided on half circles on one, and a round/diamond pattern on other other pot.

After I finished all of my “paint-dotting” I let them dry and cure according to directions.

Then, I added my plants. I really wanted fresh herbs but the only thing our grocery store had was wheat grass. At least it is green!

I really enjoyed using all of the color and brightness. It adds something nice and green in my window sill.

Here is a link to some paint if your local store doesn’t have it for your paint dot flower pots. You can just click on the pictures and the link goes to Amazon.

I like Martha’s a little better, but both work.

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