The Daylilies are boasting beautiful colors lately,
so I thought the porch could use a bit of color as well.
The milk jug had been painted a while back using an image from the Graphics Fairy's website
and the charcoal transfer method.
I added some Plaster of Paris to a small can of yellow paint the I had on the shelf
and applied it to the recycled pink metal watering can.
Adding Plaster of Paris seems to give the paint a good grip on most surfaces.
A potted flower inserted in the top has a small dish inside to keep the water from rusting out the watering can.
I then painted an old bucket in the same color.
The milk jug had been painted a while back using an image from the Graphics Fairy's website
and the charcoal transfer method.
I added some Plaster of Paris to a small can of yellow paint the I had on the shelf
and applied it to the recycled pink metal watering can.
Adding Plaster of Paris seems to give the paint a good grip on most surfaces.
A potted flower inserted in the top has a small dish inside to keep the water from rusting out the watering can.
I then painted an old bucket in the same color.
Sometimes a bit of a left-over pail of paint can add a fun change to a summer porch.
Happy day to you and thanks for stopping by!
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Yes, I love color!! I'd love to have you share at my party also. What to do Weekends. Thanks and following on Facebook also. Linda
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