Add a beautiful texture to your pieces by adding Salt Wash. This DIY Pot Painting with Texture is a great way to make your decor stand out. Make sure you read all the way to the end to see more amazing diy’s.
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We use Saltwash. It gives the piece a chippy weathered look. I love using it on just about everything! We use it on mirrors, cabinets, and pots.
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You’ll want to start by grabbing any paint you would like. You can use chalk paint or even wall paint. We usually use a blue paint when using Salt wash, but I decided to go with white.
You’ll have your cup of paint and then you will follow the directions on the back of the salt wash. You pour the salt wash powder directly into the paint and then mix. Usually it is pretty thick, so you can get a lot of texture.
You will want to let this dry for about 24 hours. Then if you want to seal it I would use a non yellowing polycyrlic spray. I would spray this outdoors. Then your piece is ready to use! This process really didn’t take me long at all and I love how they turned out!!
For those that don’t have time to be crafty, we do have these listed in our online shop. Course white terra cotta pots are my new fave in our home decor.
DIY Pot Painting with Texture
We actually have another post on DIY weathered salt wash painting. It will show you the specific technique I used. Also be sure to follow me over on Instagram for the daily life here at the farm.
Be sure to take a look below at all of the other beautiful diy crafts perfect for your home.
Today I’m joined by some of my talented blogging friends who are also sharing their Spring DIY or Craft projects with you! Be sure to see what they are sharing by clinking the links below the images.
DIY Printed Seasonal Pillows at The Happy Housie Spring Bulb Arrangment at Modern Glam Wood Burned Cutting Board at Cassie Bustamante DIY Antiqued Vase Effect at Craftberry Bush
Macrame Jar Cover at Place of My Taste DIY Bird’s Nest at Finding Silver Pennies DIY Painted Wooden Bowls at Zevy Joy White Washed Terra Cotta Pots at She Gave it a Go
Hand Stamped Napkins at Paint Me Pink Spring Letter Board Bunny at Life is a Party DIY Pantry Labels at Home Made Lovely DIY Pot Painting with Texture at Hallstrom Home
Anthropologie Inspired Basket Planters with Legs at Tatertots and Jello Simple Hanging Egg Tree at Sincerely, Marie Designs DIY Dollar Tree Macrame Vase at The DIY Mommy Dollar Store DIY Line Art Floral Panel at Lemon Thistle DIY Paint Dipped Vases at Southern State of Mind
Hey there! I am Rhonda Hallstrom, creator and designer of Hallstrom Home. Making beautiful home decor is my way to inspire you to follow your dreams and amibitions. So come check out my shop and blog, I hope to get to know you. Thanks for stopping by at Hallstrom Home, Rhonda.
Can you leave these pots outside?
Yes and if they do get weathered that can add to the look
Lovely, what a difference it makes to plain old pots!!
It’s a great project!
I’m such a big fan of Saltwash! Love how these rustic pots came out. xx
It is so fun to work with!
So beautiful! Love the texture and of course the white pots! xo
Thx Ashley! You’re the best
Very cool! They look great!!
Thank you!
So cool! Can’t wait to try it on my old planters.
Sounds like so much fun! Let me know how it goes!
Salt wash? 🤔 I learn so much from you.
Isn’t it cool?! You’re the best Kim
Sharing your beautiful ideas as usual Rhonda! Thanks for sharing on the blog hop.
Thx so much Krista! Thank you for hosting this
So beautiful, Rhonda! I love the texture it gives the pots!
Thank you! Yes it’s so cool!
oooh i love this look! so rustic and pretty!
Thank you!
I love the texture on your pots Rhonda. So pretty!
xoxo
Thx Jennifer! It really makes them pop
That’s a great tutorial and I love the pictures. You sure have a knack on taking pictures of your work. Nice job!
Well thanks!! It sure is fun!