Ceramic Pot Painting Tutorial - DIY

After  Ceramic Mural I have come up with Ceramic Pot Painting. I made a very simple pattern for my readers, here are the basic material and step by step procedure:

Basic Material for Ceramic Pot Painting

• Pot (Desired size and shape)
• Brown Fabric Color
• Metallic Gold Color
• Whitening Powder
• Plaster of Paris
• Fevicol (glue)
• Varnish
• Feviquick (adhesive)

Before going to procedure have a look at my finished Ceramic Pot Painting

Step by Step Procedure for Ceramic Pot Painting:

• Mix 4 table-spoon of whitening powder, 1 table-spoon of plaster of paris to Fevicol and make a dough out of it.
• Make flower from dough.
• Let it dry for at least for 12 hours. Meanwhile paint the pot with brown color and let it dry.
• Now stick the petals with help of Feviquick and color it with Golden Color.
• Spread some Golden Color on rest of the pot to give antique look.
• Lastly apply varnish over the pot and let it dry.

Quick Tip:

Instead of Whitening powder and plaster of paris you can also use ceramic powder, but it may not be easily available.

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According to FENG-SHUI, it is said that to avoid negative rays at home, earthen pot should be kept. So why not decorate it and make it attractive and keep it.

Basic Material for Pot Painting

• Pot (Desired size)
• Outliner
• Fabric color
• Painting brush
• Black oil paint
• Primer or varnish

Step by Step - Procedure for Pot Painting

• Wash the pot and let it dry in sunlight
• Apply first coat of primer so that pot does not absorb too much color and let it dry.
• Apply Black oil paint as your second coat and allow it to dry at least for 24 hours.
• Then you can do one stroke painting with paint brush and color.

                             OR

• Repeat first two steps as above.
• Instead of applying black oil paint after primer, draw some design with the help of pencil.
• Outline the design with Camel Black Outliner.
• Fill the best suited color in design.
• Apply Black oil paint in rest of the area and let it dry.
• Arrange some artificial flower (easily available in market or learn in my next post).
• Your pot is ready to decorate your interior.

Keep reading to learn about Step by Step Procedure for Ceramic pot painting in my next post.

Happy New Year 2011 - Rangoli Designs

Wish you a Smiling New Year 2011 ahead. Enjoy some beautiful Rangoli Designs & unique Patterns from the streets of Hyderabad.
Rangoli on Road :-)

Optional Info: Though India is a multi-culture country with a lot of diversity yet a few things are common through out the nation. Rangoli being one of them. Whether it’s Diwali, Sankranti, Ugadi or New Year you’ll find Indian homes decorated with beautiful Rangoli Designs.

Click on the respective image to view it in bigger size…[Scroll down for Rangoli designs]

Share your Rangoli Pics upload it here

Good entries will be duly acknowledged & published with name, city & emailId in our upcoming post

You can also check a few more awesome New Year Rangoli Designs 2012 from streets of Hyderabad

These Rangoli Designs are drawn on the ground, inside or even outside the home (on the street), by women throughout India during different festivals such as Diwali, Ugadi, Sankranti & New Year etc. I am writing a post on how to draw these beautiful Rangolis.
Stay tuned…
You can share your Rangolis to following eMail Id:

geet@hobbypaintingideas.com or geetbsingh@gmail.com

A few other useful posts:

• Collection of Beautiful Rangoli / Kolam Submitted by Our Readers
• Diwali - How to Make Floating Candle - DIY
• Floating Rangoli – Step by Step
• New Year Rangoli / Kolam Designs - 2012