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How to Paint Pottery & Ceramics:  Fall Owl Plate

Fall colors were our inspiration for this owl plate, and we used a fun writer to outline the feathers with dark brown to really make it pop! It's easier than you think! Also, did we mention that this plate is food-safe? All of our dish ware is functional for your every day use or special occasions. 

Supplies

  • Plate Bisque
  • Leaves
  • Paint Colors: Yellow (7); Orange (10); Maroon (22); Green (56); Brown (67); and Dark Brown (72)
  • Sponge with Handle (Spouncer) x 5
  • Toothbrush
  • Large, Flat Brush

Fall Ceramic Owl Plate

Steps

  1. Apply leaf prints of multiple colors directly onto an unpainted plate – use a sponge to dab a thin layer of paint onto the back of a leaf and stem, then place the leaf on the plate on push down on all parts of the leaf, and lift off the plate
  1. Splatter! – Dip the bristles of the toothbrush into the dark brown (72), point the brush in the direction of where you’d like the splatter to go, and run your thumb through the bristles starting at the tip of the brush
  1. Paint the back with 3 coats of dark brown (72)

Learn how to paint your own pottery and ceramics at Polka Dot Pots! We are located in Wisconsin Dells, Wisconsin, Smoky Mountains, Tennessee, and Poconos, Pennsylvania. We'll teach you techniques that are so easy, anyone can create a masterpiece!


13 Responses

Debbie
Debbie

July 14, 2017

I spend Thanksgiving with my wonderful family that God has blessed me with.

Katie Galeano
Katie Galeano

July 14, 2017

We go down to SE Minnesota to spend thanksgiving on the farm with my step mom’s parents :)

Tammy Gettings
Tammy Gettings

July 14, 2017

I am a nurse so I have to work every other Thanksgiving. This year I get to spend it with my family. Next year I will spend it with my work family and my patients and their new babies. I’ve been blessed to have helped deliver a few babies on Thanksgiving too! Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family (including your new baby).

Tonya
Tonya

July 14, 2017

I spend Thanksgiving with Family. We get together in North Carolina for yummy food, games & stories.

Bridgett
Bridgett

July 14, 2017

We spend Thanksgiving with my family in Bloomington, IL. My 93 year old Grandma joins us too. We have a lot to be thankful for!

Lisa Henson
Lisa Henson

July 14, 2017

We spend every Thanksgiving with my husbands parents. The children love grandma’s cooking….& I love not cooking!!

Shelli
Shelli

July 14, 2017

Always with Family! If I win, I will give this to my 8 year old daughter, Jayleigh. She loves owls.

Ashley P
Ashley P

July 14, 2017

I spend Thanksgiving with my parents. I love the owl plate, it is so cute!

Beth Trippe
Beth Trippe

July 14, 2017

I spend Thanksgiving with my Family and awesome grandchildren Kaylee, Zoe, and Noah.

Karen P.
Karen P.

July 14, 2017

Hello!
I’ll be spending Thanksgiving with my wonderful family.
The owl plate is adorable and thanks so much for the great tips!!!
Happy Thanksgiving to you!!!

Kelly
Kelly

July 14, 2017

My Family switches off every other year between family in MN and family in IN. “Owl” be traveling through the Dells this year over Christmas, as it is our year to be in IN for Thanksgiving. :-)

lora
lora

July 14, 2017

My mother!!!!

Erin Racioppi
Erin Racioppi

July 14, 2017

Congrats, Bridgett! You were randomly selected to win the owl plate! Look for an email from us to get your address.

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