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I am jumping on the succulent train, y'all...thanks to my friend Erin at Faith Food Family Fun! I have been seeing them everywhere and they are so cute, plus they are pretty easy to care for. I picked up a few mini succulents on my last Home Depot visit and found some mini terra cotta pots at the Dollar Tree, so a project was born! It is the perfect DIY gift for Mother's Day!
Supplies for Painted Terra Cotta Pots:
Mini terra cotta pots
Acrylic paints
Paint brush
Assorted succulents
This project was so easy, it does not even require much instruction. I squeezed a couple of dollops of the paint into a paper plate and used the brush to apply it to the pots. I just used one coat because I liked the chalky finish.
I then added a bit of extra cuteness to the bright pots using my Cricut Explore and permanent vinyl to cut out the words "bloom" and "grow" to apply to the pots.
You will need the following for the vinyl words:
Cricut Explore
Outdoor vinyl
Medium grip cutting mat
Weeding tool
Transfer tape
I used transfer tape to help me apply the vinyl straight onto the pot.
I planted my succulents in the painted pots. Check out my friend Erin's posts over on Faith Food Family, Fun on how to care for succulents.
I also had picked up a cute little pink cactus and decided to use a little white bowl I picked up from Goodwill for its home.
Are you in love with succulents too? What kind of containers do you grow them in?
Super cute pots! I love succulents because they are the only plants that I can keep alive! Haha! Great idea!
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Thank you! I am the same way with plants!
DeleteI need to invest in succulents. They are cute and maybe I couldn't kill them?
ReplyDeleteThey are super cute and I haven't killed mine yet! The flowers in the posts on my front porch...not so much! LOL!
DeleteEasiest way to keep them alive is to ignore them. Easiest way to kill them is to water them often!
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