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Flower Pots with Hard Coat Mod Podge

Add your personal pizzazz to a terracotta pot with scrapbook papers and the durable Mod Podge Furniture formula.

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#6088 Skill Level: Beginner Time:

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Mod Podge ® Hard Coat, 16 oz. - CS15063

Number Needed: 1 $13.99

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Other Supplies

Flat paint brush, Scrapbook paper: Pink Ditsy Floral, Terracotta flower pots, Pencil, Ruler, Scissors, Craft knife

Instructions

Measure the circumference and height of the rim of the terra cotta pots. Cut out two strips the size of the circumference and ½” less than the height measurement.
Apply Mod Podge Hard Coat to the wrong side of the paper strips. Center the strips on each rim and smooth in place.
Apply Mod Podge Hard Coat to each rim and let dry. Follow manufacturer's instructions for applying additional coats of Mod Podge Furniture Satin.

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