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PLAID > FOLKART OUTDOOR

Shop 5 Folkart Outdoor products from our Plaid range. See them in use in our tutoriels gratuits pas à pas, and on My Telly, where new products are demonstrated live.

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Sapphire Outdoor FolkArt 2oz

1,39 €

Surfside Outdoor FolkArt 2oz

1,39 €

Peppery Outdoor FolkArt 2oz

1,39 €

Coal Outdoor FolkArt 8oz

5,89 €

Yellow Citron Folkart Outdoor 2oz

2,85 €
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About FOLKART OUTDOOR

FolkArt Outdoor is a range of paints designed for crafters who want to add colour to outdoor projects. Whether you're decorating garden furniture, painting plant pots, or personalising outdoor décor, this collection from Plaid gives you reliable, weather-resistant colour options.

The range includes a selection of rich, versatile shades—from deep jewel tones like Sapphire and cool coastal colours such as Surfside, to warmer hues like Yellow Citron and neutral shades including Peppery and Coal. You'll find these paints available in both 2oz and 8oz sizes, so you can choose the quantity that suits your project. These are ideal for painting wooden signs, terracotta pots, garden ornaments, outdoor furniture and any other surfaces you'd like to brighten up outside.

When selecting your colours, think about the mood you want to create—bold, jewel-toned shades work beautifully for statement pieces, whilst softer, neutral tones suit a more understated look. It's always worth testing your chosen colours on a small area first, especially if you're working with natural materials that may absorb paint differently.