Friday, October 19, 2012

Fleur-de-lis Peat Pot

How do you like my fleur-de-lis peat pots?




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.








 
 
Still extremely busy with my clay tags, and other redesigns.  I'm already filling Christmas orders.  So, back to work.



Sharing With:
Funky Junk Interiors: Saturday Nite Special
French Country Cottage: Feathered Nest Friday
Shabby Art Boutique: Shabbilicious Friday







30 comments:

  1. Oh, I love them. So love the fleur-de-lis. I just ordered the tags from your Etsy store.

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  2. Dear Rosemary, this is so lovely! You always have such great ideas!

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  3. Rosemary these are really beautiful. I bet they would look gorgeous filled with greens!
    Very creative!

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  4. 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!
    xx
    Anne

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  5. hello! 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!

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  6. What a great light bulb moment and another creative use for your pretty tags. Love the way the peat pot turned out.

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  7. The tags themselves are stunning but your treatment of the pots combined with the fleur de lis is wonderful!

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  8. How clever,they're lovely
    Thank you for visiting me and for your nice comment. :)

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  9. I love your new pot! It is always fun to see what you are working on :)

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  10. Sweet little pots you do make everything look so pretty. Tracy

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  11. Rosemary you amaze me in what you do with clay and paint. You have the most beautiful designs.

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  12. Rosemary I love the pot and those cute tags!! Have a great weekend!

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  13. Rosemary, loving the peat pots! Great idea and your tags are wonderful!

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  14. Love! 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!

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  15. Your French pots are very beautiful. I love the tags too!

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  16. The 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!

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  17. Oh, my. Your fleur-de-lis pot is gorgeous... perfect in every way.♥

    And 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

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  18. 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

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  19. I love working with clay, I like your work and tutorials!!
    Vicky xx

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  20. love love love your fleur-de-lis peat pots and tags.
    rita

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  21. 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.
    rita

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  22. Again another beautiful creation from your talented hands. So lovely happy weekend to you Rosemary

    hugs
    Kate

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  23. You are so talented. I love reading your blog. Those peat pots are adorable!!

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  24. These are wonderful! I love the texture.

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  25. Rosemary, 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.

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  26. Love this sweet little pot! You are so talented! It's always so much fun visiting your site! :)

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  27. I love this....your new cameo one is the best ever!!

    any instructions anywhere on how to do them???

    blessings
    barb

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  28. Firing clay or air dry clay? Beautiful.

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