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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

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2- Chalkboard Clay Pots from Factory Craft Direct

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3- Argyle Painted Pot from Home Depot

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

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5- Color Dipped Pots from Wit and Whistle

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6- Marbled Flower Pots from Home Talk

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7- Gold Chevron Pot from Fleur De Sel

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8- Polka Dot Tiered Planters from Positively Splendid

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So after some serious browsing and market research I ended up purchasing the Papifeed 7 litre cat feeder.   I am not going to lie this took the cats 2-3 days to settle into using and me a few more days. ( I am not great with technology. 

  Now obviously his is only for dry food and not that pouch crap. One other tip i have is to clean the storage section with hot soapy water between refills, it can get a little funky from the oils that come out of the dry food, I would almost say rancid if you don’t wash it out between refills, for us, that’s just over a week per refill. Sometimes 3 weeks, depending on how much fresh food they get.  Last week they got fresh fish so these guys aren’t living it rough.  

I love that I can feed them from my phone too, so it means if I am running late at the office , I can go ahead and drop some dry food into their bowl to tide them over till I get home.