Spray painting christmas ornaments

Totally transform your Christmas tree ornaments with colorful spray paint and glitter. How to make spray painted Christmas tree ornaments

Spray paint is my favorite way to stretch my decorating budget, and over the years I've used it on just about everything (like it's getting ridiculous). So, today I've compiled a list of my top 10 ways that you can use spray paint to transform items in your home. Enjoy! Let's get started. #1. Spray paint small accessories As a reformed hoarder of thrift store junk, this is probably my favorite way to use spray paint. Just take any plain jane trinket, none of which will match if they come…

Alexandra Harper on Instagram: "Crate and Barrel look for less! DIY antique ornaments that are perfect for a holiday centerpiece! Details below 👇🏼 Materials used: -cheap plastic ornaments -“Snow Tex” it’s $8 from hobby lobby or amazon -any metallic paint but I think spray paint works best Using a glove, coat the ornaments with the Snow Tex (or any sort of hard compound will do- anything that leaves a texture when dried) let dry and then paint! I also took the ornament caps off and…

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Make your own faux DIY mercury glass Christmas ornaments using clear plastic ornaments from Dollar Tree and spray paint with vinegar!

spray painting Christmas ornaments

Amanda West on Instagram: "Had to bring these back from last year as they were a hit! DIY ORNAMENTS 1. Grab these ornaments from Hobby Lobby! They are in the crafts section 2. Paint the ornaments to your desired colors 3. When the ornaments are dry - add some Rub n Buff for some gold texture 4. Spray paint the tops 5. Add some new velvet ribbon! Tag me if you make these!! #christmasdecor #christmasornaments #diychristmas #diyornaments #christmastree #holidaydiy #holidaydecor…

Amanda West on Instagram: "DIY aged Iron Christmas ornaments #ad 1. Grab some plastic ornaments, skewers and floral foam from your local craft store. 2. Spray wall texture on it and let it dry for about 5-10 minutes then start smoothing some of the big chicks out with a foam brush. 3. Once fully dry, grab your @handypaintpail craft tray and add desired paint colors into it. Brush one layer of paint on the ornament and let it dry 4. When dry, go in with your second color with a sponge…

Janelle Sherwick on Instagram: "Comment ‘link’ for all the products. Details⬇️ - remove the ornament topper and spray ‘looking glass’ spray paint inside the ball. Swirl to evenly coat the inside. - spray 2 spritzes of a 50/50 vinegar/water solution, and swirl. This will react with the spray paint and cause bubbling. -point a hairdryer inside the ornament. Notice how this will make the spray paint shrink and form interesting patterns on the inside of the ball. I like to continue swirling the…

I love mercury glass ornaments, but I don’t love the price tag on the real ones! That’s when I decided to try making some faux ones so I could cover my tree wit…