My gosh!!! This is totally cool projects. I won't realize it's from scotch tape roll , bottle cap and stamp if you not tell it. It's gorgeous but so easy and simple to make ❤️ gonna make one with my plastik pot. Thanks 😊
Really cute - and I think I have pots here that I've been "planning" on using for oh, several years now! I will have to get that paint! Thanks for sharing!
Very cute! I always forget about using other objects aka trash, as design tools. And I like that you didn't go with "less is more" idea. You have a lot going on design wise and it works, really cute!
I have painted terracotta pots years ago and wasn't that excited about the way they turned out because of the many coats needed for coverage. I'd like to give these paints a try. Your project turned out super cute! So glad you shared it. Would you be interested in creating a dragonfly out of old ceiling fan blades sometime? It would be fun seeing how you would design that project. tfs! ~Hugs~
Just a thought, Seal Clay pots with a clear seal inside and out before painting with acrylic paints, then finish with a clear seal. This will keep your paints for a long time.
Just saw your fantastic video and "WOW" what a beautiful job on all three! Even not being 'on screen' all the time - I got the gist and they're all great! Thanks for showing us - I'm definitely inspired now!
+Shel C lol, I see. I love Arizona. no humidity and the home of the swamp cooler, but when something blooms it really shows up lol....Only been 100 in Ga. and weeds grow like mad, I need to fight the forest of ivy back that's taking over the shed and everything and those darn prickly wild blackberries..It may take equipment and a yard man lol..
This is a type of acrylic paint specifically for outdoor use. The pots are best unpainted inside so they can balance the water absorption. I did not varnish them and they still look great years later.
I just found this video and I just love how your pots turned out!! I am not an artist, but have a very crafty heart. I think I can do this and I was wondering if you would be willing to share what the exact colors you used on these pots? I am actually a rubber stamper (paper craft) so I think I might even be able to figure out how you made all of those cool stamps!! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Thank you :) This was a fun project and they are still outside in the hot AZ sun and going strong a couple years later. The link to the DIY and Decor paint is below the video and the colors I used and my colors were goldie and amber as well as a sage color that they no longer make. I would go for jade as your third color..it would be gorgeous.
Thank you so much for sharing your color names. I live in Florida and it gets plenty hot here too! Good to know that they will last awhile outside! Going to Home Depot later to get me some terra cotta pots!!!
Is there a video on clean up? Lol. Are you able to wash those Stamps? Gonna do some of this with my 5 year old great niece. I'm her after school pickup person.
So like the video and how the pots turned-out. What's the pen called again? I'm just starting to do my DIY pot painting and hope to buy the pens when I go back to the store. Thank you 🤗
Hi Kriz. This paint is acrylic based paint made for outdoor applications. You can just use regular craft paint for what I did with these pots...but it probably won't last as long outside. This video is maybe 4 years old and those pots are still outside in the Arizona sun and they still look nice. The plants died though LOL
Thank you Ayesha :) This product was a acrylic polymer based paint that was designed for outdoors. However, it is no longer available as the company has closed. Other acrylic paint or latex paint will work for this project.
Thank you Devi :) There are links to the paints I used directly to the website where I got them...under the video..where it says 'see more'. You can find out all the information on them there.
dont need expensive paint for this , walmart sells it for 50 cents a bottle and then you can let it dry and spray it with clear spray paint, will save ya a lot of money or modge podge it
Thank you Anthony. That is true..however these have been outside on my glass table in the Arizona desert for 3 years now and still look new. So the paint was worth it.
Fun indeed! So many great tool ideas. To help with paint (over) absorption I've heard sanding the pots and a few coats of gesso will help. Also using enamel paints likeDecoArt Patio Paint or DecoArt's Multi-surface Satin Acrylic paint work very well on terra cotta. I think both are UV resistant for your outdoor products. Thanks for sharing your time, talent, and inspiration.
Thank you Eileen :) These pots have been outside in the Arizona sun now for 3 years and still look exactly the same..except my plants died due to neglect. I just used the Tattered Angels DIY and Decor paint and it was perfect for this project. Sadly, they are discontinuing this paint for 2019.
Awesome idea really I liked to appreciate these idea. Mam bit confused I m from India. Where to get these colour and price. Hope it will not harm the plants? Please guide me want to do.
Thank you Priyanka :) These pots were done with a brand of acrylic paint. You can do this with any craft paint that is available in your area. It won't do anything to the plants. You could also use the kind of paint that you would use to paint the outside of a building. Just keep the paint on the outside of the pot.
Thank u mam these acrilic paint will be available in paint shop? I heard oil paint ts bad for plants.I hv got lots of cement pot, terracotta , but u hv solved my problem ur work is appreciable..By take care.
Yes, acrylic paint should be available in a paint shop or crafting shop. The base of this paint is more like a plastic or rubber so it seals up the pot and doesn't bleed into the soil. I would recommend to just paint the sides of the pot and not the bottom to let water out.
Thanks Julie :) I used this polyurethane sealer... it is what I use for outdoor stuff and had it for a long time :) I did not go guy anything special. Really the paint seemed to seal up the pots really well and I was not even sure if I needed to spray it..but erred on the side of caution. amzn.to/29hc24d
I am guessing you mean the home made stamps. They are fun foam sheets cut into little shapes with scissors and then stuck to the flat side of water bottle lids. Thanks for watching.
@@joyceleonard7231 I used the thin ones from the craft section that are self adhesive. I just stacked one on top of the other before cutting to make them more thick. It was easy with them being already stick on the backs.
I did not seal them as the Home and Decor paint does that for me. They are still outside on my table and have not bubbled or faded at all even in the desert heat over several seasons.
I am so doing these with my granny kids!
Have fun :)
Really creative and fun projects!
So clever!! A real artiste!
Thank you so much :)
Lovely!
Thanks so much :)
Very nice and colorful!
Thank you! Cheers!
Beautiful amazing
Thank you! Cheers!
I would love some of those for myself. Super cute and colorful.
Shel C I'm sure you are correct in that one. I'll just have to come see yours.
Beautiful pattern and pots without wasting too much paint 👍
Thank you Ritika :)
Those are just awesome.
Thank you so much :) They are still in the backyard after a few years and still holding up to the hot sun.
Yum lucky charms magically delicious 😋
A great comment Caron :)
Such cute pots! Love the way they turned out! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Twinkie :) They look cute out on the patio table...I hope they survive lol
Great share my friend. Thanks for sharing. Super love it.
I am glad you enjoyed it :) Thanks for watching
Looking Beauuuutitul
Thank you Nidhi :)
cool pots!! love that you worked with some trash and homemade stamps!
Thank you. They were super fun and that trash is things I use on my gelli plate anyway lol
Lovely project! They turned out awesome!!! Tfs,Shel! xoxo
Thanks so much Eleni
fabulous
when I get my own home...I will make pots!love yours
Thank you Susan :) They look really cute out on the patio table :)
My gosh!!! This is totally cool projects. I won't realize it's from scotch tape roll , bottle cap and stamp if you not tell it. It's gorgeous but so easy and simple to make ❤️ gonna make one with my plastik pot. Thanks 😊
Have fun making some nice pots Hilda :)
Super easy and soooo cute. Hugs
❤️❤️❤️
Thank you Pam :)
Really cute - and I think I have pots here that I've been "planning" on using for oh, several years now! I will have to get that paint! Thanks for sharing!
I’m sooooo loving this project... discovered this just today, PERFECT timing for Momma’s Day gifts!! :)
Very fun DIY.
Very cute! I always forget about using other objects aka trash, as design tools. And I like that you didn't go with "less is more" idea. You have a lot going on design wise and it works, really cute!
so much detailing .. looks pro :)
Thank you Maryum :) Cheers!
I have painted terracotta pots years ago and wasn't that excited about the way they turned out because of the many coats needed for coverage. I'd like to give these paints a try. Your project turned out super cute! So glad you shared it. Would you be interested in creating a dragonfly out of old ceiling fan blades sometime? It would be fun seeing how you would design that project. tfs! ~Hugs~
Great project! Love your designs!! tyfs!
Thanks so much Susan :) These were fun!
Very beautiful
Thank you :)
I really love the way these turned out!
Love the way they turned out! And I love your succulents.
+Marisol Catts Thank you so much Marisol :)
Just a thought, Seal Clay pots with a clear seal inside and out before painting with acrylic paints, then finish with a clear seal. This will keep your paints for a long time.
Thank you ;) These pots have been outside in the arizona sun now for over 3 years and they still look great!
Just saw your fantastic video and "WOW" what a beautiful job on all three! Even not being 'on screen' all the time - I got the gist and they're all great! Thanks for showing us - I'm definitely inspired now!
Thank you Maeve :) Have fun making some pots for your succulents :)
Amazing!
Thanks so much Patty :)
Love your work, can’t see it all watch where camera is! Thank you!
Thank you Madeleine. This video has been around a long time and I was new to TH-cam when I made it.
All very cute..btw
Thank you :)
Love your pots!!
Thank you Dione :) So far the plants are doing well out in the heat :)
+Shel C Nice! The only thing I can grow is weeds.
Dione Campbell In Tucson..even weeds are hard to grow. Last week it was 115F lol
+Shel C lol, I see. I love Arizona. no humidity and the home of the swamp cooler, but when something blooms it really shows up lol....Only been 100 in Ga. and weeds grow like mad, I need to fight the forest of ivy back that's taking over the shed and everything and those darn prickly wild blackberries..It may take equipment and a yard man lol..
Dione Campbell I vote for a yard man..lol..more time for art that way!
Terracota pots have to be sealed so the paint doesn't crack after a while
Very impt!!!!!!
Thank you Sonia. With this paint on them they have been in the sun for over 3 years now and still look great.
Best information 😊😊
+Majid Alvi Thank you Majid 😊
cant wait to share at daughters sleep over
Thanks and have fun at the sleepover :)
Shel C I
Kindly guide for the sealant material application b4 paint job.
I did not seal these before I added the paint. The paint sealed it for me. These are still outside several years later and look great.
Some people are artists like you! Me? Mine would look like a 1st grader did it ;( But thanks for the inspiration!
Thank you Lori :)
Is this acrylic paint? Should the inside of pots be painted and must a varnish be used?
This is a type of acrylic paint specifically for outdoor use. The pots are best unpainted inside so they can balance the water absorption. I did not varnish them and they still look great years later.
I just found this video and I just love how your pots turned out!! I am not an artist, but have a very crafty heart. I think I can do this and I was wondering if you would be willing to share what the exact colors you used on these pots? I am actually a rubber stamper (paper craft) so I think I might even be able to figure out how you made all of those cool stamps!! Thank you for sharing your talent!
Thank you :) This was a fun project and they are still outside in the hot AZ sun and going strong a couple years later. The link to the DIY and Decor paint is below the video and the colors I used and my colors were goldie and amber as well as a sage color that they no longer make. I would go for jade as your third color..it would be gorgeous.
Thank you so much for sharing your color names. I live in Florida and it gets plenty hot here too! Good to know that they will last awhile outside! Going to Home Depot later to get me some terra cotta pots!!!
Is there a video on clean up? Lol. Are you able to wash those Stamps? Gonna do some of this with my 5 year old great niece. I'm her after school pickup person.
Yeah colour kaun se hai aur waterproof hai kya
So like the video and how the pots turned-out. What's the pen called again? I'm just starting to do my DIY pot painting and hope to buy the pens when I go back to the store. Thank you 🤗
I am glad you enjoyed the video Maria :) Those are acrylic paint pens made by UNI Posca. Here is a link - amzn.to/2CcFlFX
Are these colour shades available on Amazon aa well ?
This is an old video so sadly, the products are no longer available. The company has gone out of business.
What is this paint? And what is the substitute for it if i dont have it here in the phils thanks
Hi Kriz. This paint is acrylic based paint made for outdoor applications. You can just use regular craft paint for what I did with these pots...but it probably won't last as long outside. This video is maybe 4 years old and those pots are still outside in the Arizona sun and they still look nice. The plants died though LOL
Hello can you do a video on how you made your stamps thanks. 😀
Thanks for watching Desiree :)
Nice work. Please guide is this color is emulsion or enamal ?
Thank you Ayesha :) This product was a acrylic polymer based paint that was designed for outdoors. However, it is no longer available as the company has closed. Other acrylic paint or latex paint will work for this project.
Very Beautiful but the audio is very low.Please can you let me know the name of the paint and also can it be used on plastic planters.Thank You
Thank you Devi :) There are links to the paints I used directly to the website where I got them...under the video..where it says 'see more'. You can find out all the information on them there.
Thanks for the prompt Reply
dont need expensive paint for this , walmart sells it for 50 cents a bottle and then you can let it dry and spray it with clear spray paint, will save ya a lot of money or modge podge it
Thank you Anthony. That is true..however these have been outside on my glass table in the Arizona desert for 3 years now and still look new. So the paint was worth it.
Fun indeed! So many great tool ideas. To help with paint (over) absorption I've heard sanding the pots and a few coats of gesso will help. Also using enamel paints likeDecoArt Patio Paint or DecoArt's Multi-surface Satin Acrylic paint work very well on terra cotta. I think both are UV resistant for your outdoor products. Thanks for sharing your time, talent, and inspiration.
Thank you Eileen :) These pots have been outside in the Arizona sun now for 3 years and still look exactly the same..except my plants died due to neglect. I just used the Tattered Angels DIY and Decor paint and it was perfect for this project. Sadly, they are discontinuing this paint for 2019.
Oh, another question from below, what size pots are painting! Thanks!
hmm..they were like ....maybe the 8" or 10" ones from the home depot
Awesome idea really I liked to appreciate these idea. Mam bit confused I m from India. Where to get these colour and price. Hope it will not harm the plants? Please guide me want to do.
Thank you Priyanka :) These pots were done with a brand of acrylic paint. You can do this with any craft paint that is available in your area. It won't do anything to the plants. You could also use the kind of paint that you would use to paint the outside of a building. Just keep the paint on the outside of the pot.
Thank u mam these acrilic paint will be available in paint shop? I heard oil paint ts bad for plants.I hv got lots of cement pot, terracotta , but u hv solved my problem ur work is appreciable..By take care.
Yes, acrylic paint should be available in a paint shop or crafting shop. The base of this paint is more like a plastic or rubber so it seals up the pot and doesn't bleed into the soil. I would recommend to just paint the sides of the pot and not the bottom to let water out.
What did you use to seal and waterproof the pots? Cute project!
Thanks Julie :) I used this polyurethane sealer... it is what I use for outdoor stuff and had it for a long time :) I did not go guy anything special. Really the paint seemed to seal up the pots really well and I was not even sure if I needed to spray it..but erred on the side of caution. amzn.to/29hc24d
Osmmm men
Thank you
How do you make the stickers- Shel do you have a guide to follow for cutting out
I am guessing you mean the home made stamps. They are fun foam sheets cut into little shapes with scissors and then stuck to the flat side of water bottle lids. Thanks for watching.
Does it matter how thick the fun foam sheets r, u must b super intelligent to make ur own
@@joyceleonard7231 I used the thin ones from the craft section that are self adhesive. I just stacked one on top of the other before cutting to make them more thick. It was easy with them being already stick on the backs.
Which paint you have used
Are these plastic pots? Are those acrylic paints?
These are terra cotta clay pots and acrylic paints. Thanks for watching Chandra :)
Cool! Are those your hands/arms? Or your husbands?
Thank you Ally. That is me.
How did you seal the terra-cotta pot before you painted it. Do you also seal the inside for water
I did not seal them as the Home and Decor paint does that for me. They are still outside on my table and have not bubbled or faded at all even in the desert heat over several seasons.
it's plastic planter?
+Chandra Kanta No, the planters are fired clay pots that are inexpensive.
exactly what kind of paint?
Decor & DIY paint from Tattered Angels company - shop.canvascorpbrands.com/collections/decor-diy-paint-1
No one can see what you're using
Thanks for your input.
Shel C isn’t that the point? To SHOW US??????? 🙄🙄🙄