Party Panache, Chalkboard Flower Pots

I found these pots and thought they were super cute,

“wish I’d thought of this,”

and fabulous

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A terra cotta flower pot painted pink, then the base painted with chalkboard paint~ imagine the possibilities!

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They would be easy to make, but for $6 each, I scooped them up

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Just what I needed for CC’s birthday party to decorate the cake table

PicMonkey Collage

I used chalk ink pens and added the C.  Practice with a pen on paper first until you’re confident, then make a thin letter outline with the point tip of the pen’s nib.  Then go back and fill in the fatter parts, adjusting the shape if necessary as you fill in.  The greatest thing about chalk ink pens is that if you make a mistake, you can wipe it off* and do it again~

chalkboard flower pot thepaintedapron.com

I outlined the C in pink and added some grass with yellow and green, and pink polka dots

monogram chalkboard pots thepaintedapron.com

CC’s mom requested tulips for the party, but I had to try them with roses that I happened to have

pink roses thepaintedapron.com

Nothing makes me happier than roses and polka dots!

chalkboard mongram pots thepaintedapron.com

DD also asked me to do  a chalkboard for decoration

birthday chalkboard thepaintedapron.com

I have several chalk boards but they’re big and heavy.  I saw this green easel style one at the craft store and knew it would be easy to transport, plus it matched her pink and green theme

birthday decor thepaintedapron.com

I added another candle to her Birthday Banner

birthday decorations thepaintedapron.com

And everything is ready to go to the party~

Juicy Details

*use an ammonia based cleaner like Windex to remove chalk ink

pots, chalkboard easel/Hobby Lobby  all Spring is 40% off right now

To see last year’s party and Bloomin’ Ball Jars click here

bloomin Ball jars thepaintedapron.com

Easy Party Decor, click here

Birthday Girl chalkboard thepaintedapron.com

Birthday Banner tutorial here

birthday decor thepaintedapron.com

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16 Responses to “Party Panache, Chalkboard Flower Pots”
  1. Mary says:

    Adorable Jenna! No need to pass up those cute pots already painted, love your lettering! I was so wowed by your cute birthday cake banner and the idea of adding the candles each year! Happy Birthday to Miss Charlotte 🙂

  2. Party perfection, Jenna! Absolutely wonderful!!

  3. Please share your flower pots on my Friday Feature Linky party,
    I would love to have you stop by!!
    Have a great weekend!
    Karren

  4. These turned out so elegant! LOVE that shade of pink! Thanks so much for taking the time to link up with us over at the #HomeMattersParty – feel free to send a friend or two our way, and we hope to see all of you next week! Happy Friday 🙂

  5. Lynn says:

    Love the idea of adding candles to the runner! The pots are cute too, bet the party is a blast:@)

  6. Emily says:

    Oh Love, love! I’m always smiling when I visit, your blog post are so happy and pretty!

  7. pamelajs56 says:

    I adore your style! The pots have that special something you bring to everything you do. Happy Birthday Charlotte!

  8. Christine says:

    Hi Jenna, these are adorbs!!!!

  9. Oh, I just love this! What a creative idea! I think I need to try this! I would love for you to share this over at my new link party Making Memories Mondays going on now!
    Cathy

  10. plutrell says:

    Really cute…so fun that we can chalkboard anything! Thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!

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