Bad blogger, bad blogger, I'm so naughty I didn't post yesterday :( I have a good excuse though, I was absolutely buggered after working a full day (well doing placement for my child care course).So I apologise for my lack of post, promise I do!
Now, do you remember this post? Well I have FINALLY made the decision and went ahead and painted the sucker! It only took me 2 months (exactly)!
So what do you think? It's pretty cute (and not a chevron in sight ;))
All I did was clean the pot with dish soap and a clean pot scourer to get any oil or dirt off to give the paint as clean as possible surface to adhere to. Then it was just a matter of spraying with a whilte gloss spray paint. I used plasti-kote projekt paint in a super gloss in white blanc.
I had to do a few coats, also because I'm a grade A clutz I put my finger right in the wet paint, but fortunately I was able to spot paint it a couple of time and you can hardly tell I did it!
I love how it turned out, better than I expected actually! I am going to store my knitting needles in it as I don't want to risk getting it wet (by using it as a flower vase). I am also considering maybe getting some thing to rub over it a dark paint perhaps to bring out the details of the little mushrooms. Not 100% convinced on that yet.
I would love to hear your thoughts, did you prefer it before or now, do you think I should use something to get bring out the features or leave well enough alone? What should I use? Let me know!
Until next time, keep crafting xx.
I think it looks great white! It's less detailed, but more sophisticated this way. Love.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I'm thinking Christy.
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this is a really good idea, will have to give this a go
ReplyDeleteThanks Polka Dot Rabbit, I loved how it turned out, to make the paint more durable maybe you could try using a sealer of some sort? I would love to see what you improve! Thanks for stopping by!
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