Looking for some fun ideas for Easter decorating?
How about making some pretty peat pots?!
Peat pots can be found in the garden section of the big box stores, nurseries and even ol' Big Lots and Target. They can be dressed up or left more rustic, whichever way appeals to you. My choice was to
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The first one is left rustic and lovely
just the way it came without any paint.
I added some vintage laces and trim
and a vintage rhinestone pin.
Items Used Above:
- Peat Pot - Unpainted
- Vintage Lace and Trim
- Vintage Rhinestone Pin
- White Ribbon
- White Coffee Filter Ruffle
- Craft Sphagnum Moss
- Burlap Twine
- White Ribbon
- Painted Egg, Paris Grey
For the one above, I painted it with Annie Sloan Paris Grey Chalk Paint.
You can use any paint that you like.
Items Used Above:
- Peat Pot - Painted Paris Grey (ASCP)
- Vintage Lace and Trim
- Paper Leaping Bunny - Grey/Gray
- White Coffee Filter Ruffle
- Craft Sphagnum Moss
- Burlap Twine
- Gray Ribbon
- Painted Egg, Old White
I used this paint because the color was exactly what I wanted.
You can mix up any color you like with bottled or tube acrylics.
You could paint and decorate a batch of these in an afternoon,
and they would be so pretty for your Easter decorating.
Perfect for a little cookie or treat, or a gift certificate.
Or a chocolate bunny of course!
There are so many great ideas for you to try with these little peat pots. These also can be made into the sweetest little baskets if you just punch a hole in each side and add some wire for a handle. I hope you think of many more uses, too!
See Y'All Soon~
These are so pretty, Donna! I love decorating peat pots. You are right - they are so inexpensive and make for a great little project. I've done them for Easter and Christmas so they are real versatile projects, too.
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ReplyDeleteThese little pots are great fun aren't they? You can find lots of things to do with them and Christmas is indeed another great time to use them! So nice to see you ~