29+ Fun Painted Flower Pot Designs (No Green Thumb Needed)

We love this dry brush, but colorful painting idea. Get many creative tips for not only painted flower pots but for baskets as well. She also recommends this sealer if placing these beauties outside.

Have you given hydro dipping a try? You will never believe the outcome you can get on your painted flower pots by simply using old spray paint and water. Check out other reasons we love spray paint DIY ideas.

Again, terracotta painted pots are such a great way to add to your home decor. We love the painterly stripes, burlap, and little craft letters. We totally think she pulled off her Target jar as inspiration.

Use dye on terracotta pots to get a fun watercolor or ombré design.

Create that rustic farmhouse vibe super easily. We love when DIY is easy and fun at the same time.

Use a simple drawing transfer technique (like we talk about here) to help put fun lettering on your catnip planters. Just add a little black paint with a small paint brush or paint marker.

How fun is this paint-dripped flower pot idea? We can just imagine all the different color combos you could have. The best part is that you really don't need to have much skill level to pull off this fun project.

Don't pay for the real deal, when this DIY project is the perfect way to get the same look for less. Use your circuit or even hand paint words like Grow, Bloom or Sprout to complete your simple designs.

These painted pots will definitely brighten any kitchen or herb garden. We love the designs, vibrant colors and inspiration from the real Talavera pottery from Spain.

If you are looking to paint plastic flower pots, this is a great idea for you. Use spray paint and paint markers to create this unique pattern and design.

All you need is a little acrylic paint to create these black and white painted flower pots. You won't need much time or an artist license to pull these flower pot designs off.

We love how these pearl paints were used to brighten up an old terra-cotta flower pot. We can imagine using all sorts of bright colors to complete a set of these pots.

Use those small terracotta pots in a unique way by flipping them upside down to create one-of-kind plant markers. We could even see involving the kids to make truly colorful garden markers.

These painted pots are perfect just with the bright colors but are amazing once the fun sayings were added. We see endless possibilities with these paint projects.

How could we create a painted flower pot list without including a classic fingerprint painted pot. This one is super cute and anyone would be lucky to receive these from a child.

These adorable herb-painted pots would make a great addition to your outdoor space. We love the extra addition of twine wrapped around the painted flower pots.

Use gold leaf sheets and a dry brush technique to create this one-of-a-kind flower pot idea. We absolutely love these pretty pots.

If one thing we know, is we love it when simple and DIY go together. These succulent pots have just enough design and really could be done in minutes.

Use fun aged copper spray paint to paint terracotta pots. No one will know you didn't buy a real West Elm flower pot.

This fun painted flower pot idea is a complete DIY. Learn how to make your own painted concrete to swirl into a mold for this awesome planter idea.

Skip painting the designs on your clay pots and use this decoupage method to add unique patterns to your terracotta pots. We see infinite flower pot designs in our future.

Not only do you get to have a painted flower pot, but also fun garden decor. Get the whole family involved in making these fun terracotta pot people.

First, you paint the pot with chalk paint and then use Mod Podge to add an intricate design to your finished pot. There are so many different patterned napkins out there, you are sure to find one that fits your style.

This pot definitely does not look like your typical painted DIY project. The vintage fell really adds to this patio decor.

We know several kids that would love to have one of these superhero-painted pots. You could even add a spider plant inside!

You could use real terracotta pots or faux plastic ones to create black-and-white designs using painter's tape. We love how clean and bright these large planters look.

These fun gold leaf painted pots make the perfect succulent holders. We think there could be a lot of gold leaf DIYs in your future once you start this fun process.

Instead of attaching labels, why not just paint terracotta pots a fun color and add a small swipe of chalkboard paint? Super easy DIY painted pot idea that anyone can do.

Using a paint pen (these are our favorites) and a simple terracotta planter, you are able to create amazing designs for a fraction of the cost. Repeat lines and patterns to create a modern look (just don't try to be too perfect as the imperfect is what makes the designs).

Okay, so we all need to stock up on terracotta pots (little or big). These painted planter ideas are endless and can really add a special touch to your home or outdoor space.

No need to spend a ton of money when you are looking to upgrade your planters. Use this detailed tutorial to learn how DIY can help you get the same look for less.