Updating clay pots with stencil and paint

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Today, I’m going to show you how easy it is to update clay pots with a dandelion stencil and paint. Over the years I have received some of the cutest pots from the kids but unfortunately the paint has faded or is completely gone so I decided to give them some updates!  If you don’t have any clay pots you can find them at the 99 cent store!

Supplies:

Dandelion Stencil

Americana Decor Chalky Finish Paint in Romance

Deco Art Americana Chalky Finish Paint, 8-Ounce, Carbon

Americana Decor Creme Wax

Angle Trim Brush
Clay Pots

Directions:

Paint the pot, it took 2 coats for complete coverage, let dry completely.

Tape the stencil onto the pot.  Using a stiff brush, dip the brush into the paint, dab any of the excess paint onto a paper plate. Next, lightly tap the stencil with your paint brush and remove until the pattern is completely covered with paint.  After it has dried I covered the entire pot with a sealer.

This is so easy and such a fun way to update those pots!

If you missed the post on how I updated the plastic pots from the 99 cent store with the chalky paint you can find the tutorial right here.

Thanks so much for stopping in today!

Below is a handful of other projects I have completed using the chalky paint, so fun!

Painted Pots
Antiqued Pots
Armoire Transformation
Vintage Armoire Transformation
Painted Gift Tags
DIY French Antique Basket

 

Disclosure: Special thanks to Americana Decor Chalky Finish Paint. I received monetary compensation and/or product for sharing this project.