While finishing up some of my fleur-de-lis tags,
I had the idea to add one to peat pots.
I used my terracotta clay. Aside from the fleur-de-lis, I smeared extra clay all over the peat pot. I finished with a mix of paint and plaster.
Sharing With:
Funky Junk Interiors: Saturday Nite Special
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
Shabby Art Boutique: Shabbilicious Friday
Oh, I love them. So love the fleur-de-lis. I just ordered the tags from your Etsy store.
ReplyDeleteDear Rosemary, this is so lovely! You always have such great ideas!
ReplyDeleteRosemary these are really beautiful. I bet they would look gorgeous filled with greens!
ReplyDeleteVery creative!
Rosemary that is beautiful!! Oh yes I am busy too.And still have not even started on my Christmas stuff UGH!!!I need two weeks of a 24 hour undisturbed state so I can get things done!
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Anne
Love it...your a true artist.
ReplyDeletehello! I come and visit almost every night .. in silence .. and I admire your creations .. I do not know how you do lho but definitely good .. then this is delicate and romantic .. the next episode!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Hugs, Leena
ReplyDeleteWhat a great light bulb moment and another creative use for your pretty tags. Love the way the peat pot turned out.
ReplyDeleteThe tags themselves are stunning but your treatment of the pots combined with the fleur de lis is wonderful!
ReplyDeleteHow clever,they're lovely
ReplyDeleteThank you for visiting me and for your nice comment. :)
I love your new pot! It is always fun to see what you are working on :)
ReplyDeleteSweet little pots you do make everything look so pretty. Tracy
ReplyDeleteRosemary you amaze me in what you do with clay and paint. You have the most beautiful designs.
ReplyDeleteRosemary I love the pot and those cute tags!! Have a great weekend!
ReplyDeleteRosemary, loving the peat pots! Great idea and your tags are wonderful!
ReplyDeleteLove! I bought some peat pots at a garage sale this summer that I still need to craft with. The fleur de lis motif is tres magnifique!
ReplyDeleteYour French pots are very beautiful. I love the tags too!
ReplyDeleteThe Fleur-de-lis pots are beautiful, Rosemary--the plaster in your finish gave it a really neat texture. Thank you for stopping by my blog and leaving a sweet comment--glad you enjoyed the apple salad recipe!
ReplyDeleteOh, my. Your fleur-de-lis pot is gorgeous... perfect in every way.♥
ReplyDeleteAnd your tags, too, are precious.: )
You are so gifted, Rosemary. Sometimes I feel something literally stir inside of me when I see your beautiful creations.
xoxo
To borrow a quote from a Good Friend of ours . . . they're Fluer-De-Licious ! See, we have a good memory !! TAKE CARE, JOE & GLENN
ReplyDeleteI love working with clay, I like your work and tutorials!!
ReplyDeleteVicky xx
love love love your fleur-de-lis peat pots and tags.
ReplyDeleterita
Oh, I came back to say how gorgeous your clay creations from the previous post are. the old world finish on the angel wings is stunning.
ReplyDeleterita
Again another beautiful creation from your talented hands. So lovely happy weekend to you Rosemary
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Kate
You are so talented. I love reading your blog. Those peat pots are adorable!!
ReplyDeleteThese are wonderful! I love the texture.
ReplyDeleteRosemary, your projects are always so gorgeous. Thanks for linking up at Shabbilicious Friday last week. I'll be featuring this project at tomorrow's party.
ReplyDeleteLove this sweet little pot! You are so talented! It's always so much fun visiting your site! :)
ReplyDeleteI love this....your new cameo one is the best ever!!
ReplyDeleteany instructions anywhere on how to do them???
blessings
barb
Firing clay or air dry clay? Beautiful.
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