Uncommon Spring Tablescape

We have several azalea bushes that are presently in full bloom, so I decided to take advantage of that and use them for a spring tablescape. I wanted to use clay pots instead of vases, so I pulled out some old ones and decided to paint them. It turned out to be a great project.
Items needed:
flowering stems in varying lengths
clay pots (old or new)
oasis
acrylic paint
disposable sponge brushes
moss (Michaels or Hobby Lobby)

I started out by painting the pots. I diluted the acrylic paint with water, making it somewhat translucent. I started with a green and wiped it down with a damp cloth. I repeated that same process with white, and then ended with brown. It gave the pots a funky look. You could use whatever color you want. If you don't like your result, simply wipe it off and start over.
This is how they turned out: I soaked the oasis in water for a few minutes:

The oasis easily slices with a knife to fit into the pots. I used a large piece in the middle and small pieces on the sides for stability:

I combined the stems I had into groupings according to color. I pushed the stems into the oasis, then covered the oasis with the moss.

The flowers in the middle pot (pictured below) had particularly long stems, so I pulled off the leaves and tied them with a ribbon, giving it the look of a topiary.

This is an easy and inexpensive way to create a very colorful tablescape.

Note: Azaleas wilt a little after 24 hours, so if you use them, put it together the day of your event.