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This is a cute idea! Love the added paint! I found you through Rain on a Tin Roofs linky party! It’s great to meet you!~~Angela
You too, Angela! 🙂 Can’t wait to check out your blog!
gorgeous! I love how you painted the rope!
Thank you! I was happy with the rope by itself, and it felt a little risky, but I think the paint gives them a little something extra! 🙂
LOVE IT!!! such a good idea!
Thank you, ma’am!
I love this trend and I love that you painted them. Supe cute! xo Kristin
Thanks, Kristin! 🙂
Love them! Now I want one too! 🙂
-Shayna
http://www.TheWoodGrainCottage.com
Thanks, Shayna! Just use some of your left over rope from your cute baskets!
Rustic and pretty. Love the texture the rope adds!
Me too! Thanks, Bronwyn!
Cute! Adds a great touch, coming over from Give me the goods Monday
Thanks, Alexandra! Glad you stopped by!
Great idea. You should bring these over to Tumbleweed Contessa. What’d You Do This Weekend?
Linda
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Will do!
These look fantastic April! I have been wondering about doing this and now I see that not only does it work, it looks fantastic! Thanks for sharing,
Krista
Thanks, Krista! 🙂
Love!
I have seen this done on bottles, but I love the look on pots too. Fantastic idea. Thanks for sharing it at Give Me the Goods Monday Linky Party! 🙂
Simple but clever!! Thanks for sharing.
I love this idea! I have two plastic pots that would be perfect for this. Now I need some rope!
What a great idea! I love this! Thanks so much for sharing at Give Me The Goods! Hope to see you again next Monday 😉
Jamie @ somuchbetterwithage.com
How did I miss this? I’m OBSESSED!!! So so so cute!! Love that you gave them a little paint too. Cute cute cute!
ps I love your fun fact about “baked Earth” so good to know 🙂
These are too cute… I hope you stop by and link them up to our party: http://www.the36thavenue.com/?p=13885
Just saw these on Hometalk! These are so gorgeous – love them – pinned to my DIY Garden Planters board! 🙂
I love, love, love this idea. Fabulous. I host a weekly party called Inspire Me. It will be live Monday evening. I would love for you to link up. http://www.astrollthrulife.net Hope to see you there, Hugs, Marty
What a pretty DIY! Great job 🙂
Looks gorgeous!
These look SO great! I love the colour you chose!
Popping over from Tatertots and Jello where I saw your roped and painted terra cotta pots being featured! Terrific idea!
Love these…they’re my Craft of the Week!
http://homemademodern.blogspot.com/2013/05/craft-of-week-rope-wrapped-terra-cotta.html
The paint adds such a beautiful extra touch! I love the colors together!
These are so awesome! I love the splash of color you added with paint…creative!! Thanks for partying with us at the Summer Spruce Up party!!
Selene @ Restoration Beauty
Too cute! Very nautical and rustic!
Sara
I love the way you dressed up a terra cotta pot. I’m doing a roundup on my blog of my favorite rope projects and would love to include this. Let me know if you have any concerns. I will be providing links to all of the projects.
What a simple, fabulous idea! The blue looks gorgeous with the rustic rope. I’m excited to have found your blog!
Emily
http://www.houseintheheights.blogspot.com
Aawsome creation !!! very cute idea.
These look great – are they okay outside where they’ll get wet?
where did you get that rope?? i love it!!
Hey, I was just about to do the same home when I realized that the pot – obviously – has holes on its bottom. And since I’d like to use it indoor, I need something under it but I can’t seem to find a solution that goes well with the rope-wrapped pot. Do you have any suggestions?
Simply covering the holes would be the easiest idea but I don’t know if the plant would like the extra water not being able to flow away…