Pour Painted Pots
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Anna Aidoo says
Woow that’s soo cool, I’ve this art. They’re simple but magic out looks it looks great.
Connie says
Do you think it would work with tempura paint?
Heidi says
As long as you’re using a permanent tempera paint and not a washable variety, it should work just fine! I would suggest adding a clear sealer over the paint as well. 🙂
Shagufta Alam says
what type of paints did you use?
Heidi says
We used acrylic paints! 🙂
Laura del Prado says
Those colours are so cool. I love the idea, will do something similar one weekend with my youngest, she loves paint!
Shellie says
This is a super kids craft, I am using this idea for a upcoming Birthday cake, with icing though not paint.
Susanne Sanders says
How did you make the different shapes for the felt flowers? Is there a pattern to go by? Thank you very much!!
Heidi says
I purchased my flowers pre-cut from bbd supplies: https://www.etsy.com/shop/bbdsupplies
Lori says
wondering if you have suggestion for a varnish that is not so stinky? Thx
Anna @ The Imagination Tree says
These are beautiful! I think the idea originated from Dili Dali Art however. Hers were absolutely stunning!
Heidi @ Moms Crafty Space says
You’re right, Anna! We first saw them on In Lieu of Preschool; however, she does mention in that post that I linked that she was inspired by the originals at Dili Dali Art. I agree, the ones at Dili Dali were gorgeous! I wish ours were as completely covered as theirs, but I still think they look pretty neat 🙂
Heidi @ Moms Crafty Space says
Oops, I mean Dilly-Dali Art!
Laura says
I think that your moms will love their gifts! So cool!
2littlehooligans says
those are cool! love all the colors.