Stenciling an Inexpensive Farmhouse Planter
This plain little planter was from the dollar section
at Target and is now adorable.
This $3 plain grey ceramic planter just needed a little updating to become fabulous.
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I started out by giving it a quick white wash letting a little of the original grey color come through. I white washed the planter with white chalky paint. 
I used the Farm Fresh Milk stencil from Vintage Sign Stencils.
When the paint dried I wrapped the stencil around the pot and using a foam pouncer stenciled part of the stencil onto the planter.
When the lettering was dry I used a fine grit sandpaper to distress the finish.
It was finished in no time and I dropped in one of my favorite faux plants from IKEA.
Can you even tell which of these plants is real? (I will give you a hint, it's the jade plant in the background.)
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