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8 Ideas For Painted Flower Pots

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Spring is in the not so distant future, and with the warmer weather (to come) will be our gardens sprouting and planters blossoming beautiful flowers.  Bring a little color and fun to your flower pots this year with these 8 ideas for painted flower pots.  They each have different patterns and/or techniques to use so give one of them a try and see what you think.

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1- Aged Garden Pots from At The Picket Fence

chalkboard

2- Chalkboard Clay Pots from Factory Craft Direct

argyle

3- Argyle Painted Pot from Home Depot

drippot

4- Drip Painted Flower Pots from Holly’s Art Corner

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5- Color Dipped Pots from Wit and Whistle

marbled

6- Marbled Flower Pots from Home Talk

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7- Gold Chevron Pot from Fleur De Sel

polkadot

8- Polka Dot Tiered Planters from Positively Splendid

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This project is not only great for practical use but also makes for an excellent handmade gift. Whether you’re gifting it to a new parent or making a set of them for your little one, these bibs are super quick and easy to make, even for beginners. The step-by-step guide makes it simple to follow, and with endless fabric possibilities, you can easily match it to any outfit or occasion.

Bandana bibs also come in handy for teething babies, as they can absorb drool while keeping your baby stylish. Plus, they make for great photo opportunities—who doesn’t love a cute baby in a trendy bandana bib?

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