I just kept mixing in baking powder until I was happy with the thickness but it was still easily spreadable.
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Then I just painted on the mixture.
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After covering the entire pot I took little handfuls of baking powder…
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… And randomly tossed it around on different sections of the pot. I patted it into the already spread paint with the same brush.
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Tossing on the extra baking powder was done to give it a more handmade look & would “antique” it as the paint dried.
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When I checked on it the next morning, the paint had dried to its original flat look & the extra baking powder that was tossed on added a chalky/Lime-washed style to the finish.
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I am waiting on some pampas grass to arrive in the mail, but for now I styled the piece with some dried natural Piumetta Christina grass that I had found at Michaels.
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If you want to do this project at home all you’ll need is…
- Paint color of your choice in a flat finish
- Baking Powder
- A Paint Brush
- A cup for paint & something to mix with
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A super easy makeover & this clay pot is ready for a new lease on life! Check out this TikTok of the makeover below & I hope you can try this project at home.