I thought I had moved on from neon, but when I saw these polka dot office supply stickers in the perfect neon hue last week, I got really excited, telling me that my love affair with neon is not quite over. These plain white pots from Ikea got a definite pick me up when I applied the stickers and brushed on a quick coat of Mod Podge. Another case of neon to the rescue I suppose.
You’ll need some plain white pots, round office supply stickers in neon, Mod Podge in Gloss, and an applicator brush. This soft fine brush from Mod Podge is amazing and leaves very minimal brush marks.Apply your stickers in whatever pattern you want. You could measure and get all precise if you like, but I’m a wing it gal and just sort of eyeballed it. Worked fine for me!Once your stickers are all pretty and perfect, apply a thin, even layer of Mod Podge all over your pots to seal those stickers on and ensure they won’t peel off over time. Let dry for at least 2-3 hours before potting your plants, and you’re good to go. Super quick, super easy. Just how I like my DIY projects!The melamine tray you see them sitting on in the shot below is a similar DIY I did for Nicole and will be posted on Wednesday. I’ll make sure to come back and link up the post once it goes live. I quite like the polka dot on polka dot action. One can never have too many polka dots, right?Enjoy, and let me know if you have any questions!
You’ll need some plain white pots, round office supply stickers in neon, Mod Podge in Gloss, and an applicator brush. This soft fine brush from Mod Podge is amazing and leaves very minimal brush marks.Apply your stickers in whatever pattern you want. You could measure and get all precise if you like, but I’m a wing it gal and just sort of eyeballed it. Worked fine for me!Once your stickers are all pretty and perfect, apply a thin, even layer of Mod Podge all over your pots to seal those stickers on and ensure they won’t peel off over time. Let dry for at least 2-3 hours before potting your plants, and you’re good to go. Super quick, super easy. Just how I like my DIY projects!The melamine tray you see them sitting on in the shot below is a similar DIY I did for Nicole and will be posted on Wednesday. I’ll make sure to come back and link up the post once it goes live. I quite like the polka dot on polka dot action. One can never have too many polka dots, right?Enjoy, and let me know if you have any questions!
P.S. I sort of have a slight obsession with Neon. To see all NEON related posts, click here.
Another fabulous DIY! This is so cute and so simple to do. I have actually never used Modge Podge but you better believe after seeing this I will be buying some ASAP!
Thanks Amber! I have a big Mod Podge giveaway going on at my other blog if you’d like to enter
What a great idea with the stickers.
Super cute idea! Can you wash items that you paint with Mod Podge? P.S. love your nails!
Oh wow, that is super cute!
adorable, now to learn how to not kill succulents.
Xo Megan
Really cool!
I love these! Thanks for sharing!
SO super fun!! I am really loving this neon trend.
so beautiful and colourful idea!!
I am so doing this! Thanks for posting!!
Those turned out super cute! And so simple- love it. Visiting from tt&j
Love, love, love! These are so simple and so cute!
These look fantastic! What a great marriage of neon, stationary supplies and succulents. They look like they were meant to be together
I gave some succulents a new home last week and now need to make some sort of tray to protect the dresser they sit on when I water them. Good thing they don’t need much!
Ohhh these are so adorable and fun!!!! Very cute!
Super cute change with such a simple product. I actually have a bunch of those stickers at home too…what can I stick them on
Would you consider linking this up at my Pinworthy Projects Party? I hope to see you there!
Very cute project
simple but great!!!
I linked to your tutorial on my blog – thanks for sharing!
doro K.