Mushroom Decor for Your Garden

You can make mushroom decor for your garden in just minutes. Today’s 15 minute craft using clay pots turned out so cute! You will love this clay pot mushroom and want to add a few to your garden this summer. Get the super simple instructions below. If you have missed any of our quick clay pot crafts this week, be sure to catch up with day 1 and day 2. You will also want to scroll to the bottom of this post to see what today’s bloggers have in store for you!

Supplies needed to make this mushroom decor:

• Clay pot
• Clay pot saucer
• Outdoor paint (my favorite is Americana Decor Outdoor Living)
• Paint brush
• Round sponge brush
• Adhesive that is okay for outdoor use (my favorite is DAP Rapid Fuse)

How to make this mushroom decor for your garden:

1. Start by painting the clay pot in white then paint the saucer in the color of your choice. I used red. This will take approximately two coats of paint. Allow to dry in between coats. You also will want to paint the bottom and top of the saucer as the bottom will be visible.
2. Once dry, you can add dots to the saucer. Use the round sponge brush to apply the paint in a circle. Repeat randomly for as many circles as you would like. You will have to use multiple coats of paint on these as well.
3. Then allow your paint to dry completely.
4. Add adhesive in between the pot and saucer, stack with books or heavy objects, and then allow to set up.
5. Once cured, your mushroom decor is ready for your garden!

This cute little mushroom is perfect for anywhere you need a little color in your yard. You can definitely change things up and not use red paint! Imagine these in every color of the rainbow! Oh so cute and oh so easy.

Clay Pot Mushroom Decor for Your Garden

This fun clay pot mushroom is the perfect addition to your garden decor! They're simple and whimsical and so easy to make!

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Supplies

• Clay pot
• Clay pot saucer
• Outdoor paint my favorite is Americana Decor Outdoor Living
• Paint brush
• Round sponge brush
• Adhesive that is okay for outdoor use

Instructions

• Start by painting the clay pot in white then paint the saucer in the color of your choice. I used red. This will take approximately two coats of paint. Allow to dry in between coats. You also will want to paint the bottom and top of the saucer as the bottom will be visible.
• Once dry, you can add dots to the saucer. Use the round sponge brush to apply the paint in a circle. Repeat randomly for as many circles as you would like. You will have to use multiple coats of paint on these as well.
• Then allow your paint to dry completely.
• Add adhesive in between the pot and saucer, stack with books or heavy objects, and then allow to set up.
• Once cured, your mushroom decor is ready for your garden!

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So do you love this and want more clay pot ideas? Try the links from the other bloggers below!

More Clay Pot Crafts from The Country Chic Cottage:

• Clay Pot Painted Frog
• Fabric-Covered Plant Pots with Mod Podge
• Flower Pot Lighthouse
• 40 Quick and Easy Clay Pot Crafts

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So will you be making this mushroom decor or any of these other clay pot crafts? Pick up your pots today and then get started!

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