DIY Engraved Glass Vase - DIY Show Off ™ - DIY Decorating and Home Improvement BlogDIY Show Off. It’s almost wedding season and DIY/handmade gifts are so special, aren’t they?
A mommys life with a touch of yellow. I don't know about you but I love mason jars.
There is so much you can do with them. I have done a whole picnic using only mason jars, stored salads for the week in them, used them as cups and for decor containers for parties, utensil holders, and vases. They are so pretty and you can do so much with them just in their pure clear form, but for spring I really wanted some color on them. I love this look but thought of going a bit more bold and making them look shabby chic and vintage, but elegant and pretty all at the same time.
All things alisa. Blooming Homestead. Looking for a fun way to add some color to your home?
How about using chalky finish paint and mason jars to create a lovely DIY planter box? Not only is this project customizable to any color and decor style, but it is a simple craft that can be created quickly. This chalk painted mason jar DIY planter box can be used for home decor, parties, and even wedding centerpieces. Step 1. You’ll start by washing and drying your mason jars thoroughly to prepare for painting. After the jars are dried, you’ll start painting the exterior of the mason jars with chalky finish paint using a sponge brush.
By Wilma. You have no idea how happy I am with the way this project turned out.
I can’t wait to make more! It started all with the wish of having a lid for my recycled tins. I mean: that’s how they become more than just another recycling project, don’t they? The lids are also very handy when you want to use the tins for storage. Centsational Girl. Have I ever mentioned I want to take up sculpture?
No, I mean it, I really do. I want to take a real class someday to study the art form, it intrigues and inspires me to no end. Centsational Girl. Hello all, thanks for all the nice compliments on the courtyard project!
Craft & Creativity. Crafts by Amanda. If you love wine as much as I do, spare the judgment from the recycling truck and use those empty bottles to make these beautiful, polka dot wine bottle vases!
Pair with brightly-colored flowers to add a bit of cheer to any room in your house. Or use them as centerpieces or decorations for your parties this summer. Don’t forget to save your wine corks to make these adorable Wine Cork Succulent Magnets! Before you head to the craft store, a few notes on the paint I used for these polka dot wine bottle vases… Often, to paint on glass, I use Acrylic Enamel paints, which are cured either in the oven or over several weeks. Such paints work well on glass. You will need to do two to three coats of the chalk paint for opaque coverage, but the Acrylic Enamels would take even more coats. Creations by kara. Creative Home. Hi Creative Home readers!
We’re back today sharing distressed mason jars, a craft room organization solution. I’m in the process of sprucing up my craft room and needed some of my quick grab items a little closer to my craft table. My current mason jars house all my small accessories like washi tape, buttons, glue sticks etc., and I was having a hard time getting quick access to my daily use, taller items that would stick out of the tops of the mason jars. My scissors and paint brushes are my most used items, and I want to store them on the table instead of behind me on the herringbone built in. Creme de la Craft. Awaken your senses!
Give that empty perfume bottle on your dresser a second life and turn it into a reed diffuser. A perfume bottle is the perfect container for creating diffusers with its elegant shape that will add a decorative touch to any room and its small opening to slowly release the fragrance, filling your home with a long-lasting aroma. Regardless of the scent you choose, a handmade diffuser will always smell a little sweeter. Debbiedoos. It’s been a while since I have shared a good ole fashioned vase project.
I love to create decorative vases on the cheap! So many versions! There must be at least 50 ways to create a one of a kind vase. Good chance I have done at least 49 in the past 6 years. I will leave you my gallery at the end and you can browse through some more creations of mine. Debbiedoos. Good morning to all of you! I apologize in advance for this post lacking all the photo’s it should.
This was a guest post some years ago and sadly the blogger who shared no longer has her website. The photos disappeared to this post when she removed her site. The step by step directions are however given. Plus, I left a few of my OWN projects down below using plaster of Paris. Diy joy. Diy n crafts. Cookie barclose This website makes use of cookies to enhance browsing experience and provide additional functionality.
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Hello Glow. Ahh, flowers. I love them. Even the anticipation of them! I’m already thinking about my Valentine’s bouquet. Homesthetics. Today we are following up yesterday’s article regarding 30 Insanely Creative DIY Cork Recycling Projects You Should Try with some Simple DIY Wine Bottles Crafts And Ideas. It is only natural that along with those corks you have a few wine bottles on your hands and no ideas what to do with them besides throwing them away.But we,at Homesthetics, are all about recycling,up-cycling and all kinds of green sustainable projects.Everything can be used in one way or another and be given a new purpose and life in your home so don’t be in a rush to throw things away. We do live in a consumerist society where money and assets have become our primary goal in life but just because we buy new things everyday it does not mean the old ones are useless.Find creative ways to reuse them, adapt their function and obtain new beautiful items for your home and garden.
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