Now, when I bought them I thought green meant like, organic or something like that, then I found out that it means ceramic that hasn't been fired. Well, not one to be discouraged, I just coated the whole thing with white acrylic paint, let it dry then did it again. I filled one of these up with soil and watered it down really well to see if it would destroy the pot and left it overnight. YAY! It didn't affect it at all so, I emptied it and set to painting them.
Now I got 4 of these little pots for about $1.25 and when I was at the $1 I found little clear plastic trays that would work perfect. I only sprayed the bottom of this so that it wouldn't get scratched up from the bottom of the pots.
After I got them all coated well, I went over them again with a triple thick clear coat (spray paint style) and prepared to embellish them.
I had some sparkly ribbon I had got at the $1 store around the holidays for wrapping gifts and found this horrid pink gemstone necklace I had picked up from a free posting on Craigslist in Oregon. I took some wire cutters and cut the gems into separate pieces and got at it with my hot glue gun.
I am not in love with the placement or really even the pink "bling" but she at least pretended to love it so, it was fun and in the end, I think I spent @ $3.50 to make this since I paid about $1.50 for the little tray of flowers.
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