I've been so busy with other stuff I haven't DIY in a while. So I decided last night I was going to do something today! I have been wanting these vases from Cracker Barrel forever because they would go so good in my bedroom, but I refused to spend $30 dollars per vase. I had seen on pinterest that you can actually paint your own cheap vases I decided to give it a try! Man I'm so excited I did. The first one I did turned out GREAT! Here's how I did it.
This is my finished product! Not to shabby for someone who isn't all that creative.
First thing you do is clean out the vase. Then just has a little paint and start twirling making sure the paint is covering all parts of the glass. Once you have the first color started add a little of the second color. Keep twisting and the colors will swirl together. It does take patience which if you anything like me is hard. I added more paint then needed. What I should have done was just be patient and wait for the paint to move. I ended up with a lot of excess paint on my tin foil lol. Once the entire vase is covered leave it upside down until dry. I moved mine often so the it wouldn't stick to the tin foil while drying.
This is during the drying phase! I love how the colors have swirled together.
This is the paint I used for it. I know a lot of people use the enamel paint and not acrylic but acrylic worked great for me! I can't wait to do the other two I bought and display them on my dresser. All together for paint and the vase I spent $3.51. Happy Painting!
This is my finished product! Not to shabby for someone who isn't all that creative.
First thing you do is clean out the vase. Then just has a little paint and start twirling making sure the paint is covering all parts of the glass. Once you have the first color started add a little of the second color. Keep twisting and the colors will swirl together. It does take patience which if you anything like me is hard. I added more paint then needed. What I should have done was just be patient and wait for the paint to move. I ended up with a lot of excess paint on my tin foil lol. Once the entire vase is covered leave it upside down until dry. I moved mine often so the it wouldn't stick to the tin foil while drying.
This is during the drying phase! I love how the colors have swirled together.
This is the paint I used for it. I know a lot of people use the enamel paint and not acrylic but acrylic worked great for me! I can't wait to do the other two I bought and display them on my dresser. All together for paint and the vase I spent $3.51. Happy Painting!



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