Wallpaper Decoupage Flower Pots
These Wallpaper Decoupage Flower Pots from Mitzi Curi are a fun and easy way to jazz up your home or garden. Depending on what type of wallpaper you use for these clay pot crafts, you can get a modern or vintage look. Because it only uses a few inexpensive materials, this is a budget-friendly way to update your decor. Soon enough, you'll see that decorating flower pots can give your home and garden an instant dash of style.
Materials:
- Flower pots
- Wallpaper
- Tim Holtz Distressed Ink
- Mod Podge
Instructions:
- Tear or cut pieces of wallpaper to decorate your pot. Apply Mod Podge directly to the pot. Apply wallpaper pieces. Smooth out lumps and bumps. Once the wallpaper lies flat, apply a coat of Mod Podge.
- If you are a perfectionist, these flower pots might be tricky. One might think you could cut one long strip to go around the top band of the pot, but since there is a small angle in the band, this won't work. Try shorter pieces instead, or go with a haphazard, patchwork look.
- You can sand off the sharp edges of the paper around the rims of the flower pots. You can also use some Tim Holtz Distress Ink around the raw edges of the lighter wallpaper pieces, as pictured below.
There are more great decoupage projects waiting for you in our collection of 40+ Fabulous Decoupage Ideas! You'll learn how to decoupage items for your home, garden and office. Discover new ways to dress up old favorites with this collection of Mod Podge projects.
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princess6860504
Feb 24, 2017
You could literally walk into your local thrift store and grab a dozen ugly, used, old planters and using this decoupage technique, transform them into a collection of one-of-a-kind planters to cover your entire patio or fire escape (for city dwellers). The hunt for the scraps of old wallpaper is a fun activity in itself. Mix it all up. Different colors and patterns. It doesn't have to match!
mulberrygalprinces s
Oct 26, 2016
What a neat idea. I have some pots that have seen better days so this would really make them new again. I like to grow herbs so how cute would it be to put wallpaper of different spices on tm?i can't wait to get started. Thank you for giving me a great inspirations!
bubbzmom58
Jun 24, 2011
I just moved from an apartment with no sun to my own home with lots of lovely sun. These pots are so-well-so-COOL and beautiful! I can't wait to play with the wallpaper and pots. Oh?! but then I have to find plants?! Great Job on the pots and the directions.. Thanks alot.
jamacro 5889145
Jun 23, 2011
Pretty! I'd like to learn how to make my own modge podge so I can do this can't get to the store right now any ideas?
redjaxjm 9986836
Jun 23, 2011
How cool are these!!! My grands will be here this summer and this is a project we can do together,, thanks for sharing it
junebugs50 5178160
Jun 23, 2011
More ideas for the family. My g-children all like plants.This is a great idea for them to have, to match their room colors. Its all so easy for them to accomplish. Thanks again for your help.
junebugs50 5178160
Jun 23, 2011
More ideas for the family. My g-children all like plants.This is a great idea for them to have, to match their room colors. Its all so easy for them to accomplish. Thanks again for your help.
Member 15424
Jun 23, 2011
This is a really neat idea, its sure a real diferant look. and a cool way to use up leftover wall paper. Thank
grandmalolly
Jun 23, 2011
This looks like a great craft for the grandchildren. Really turns plain clay pots into something fun!!
fgbluefield 600458 6
Jun 23, 2011
I like this craft very much.. Decoupage is such a great way to turn something plain into a piece of art.. printed pots are lovely with an all green plant or flowers that match the pot colors
judyann999
Jun 16, 2011
Tip: Get the spray sealer made for clay pots and give the inside and outside a good spray. This will prevent moisture from getting into the pot and possibly causing peeling. I do this when I paint pots, and they last for years.
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