Spray paint hydrangeas

As you may remember, I made gorgeous fresh hydrangea wreaths for my front doors a year and a half ago. I absolutely loved them. I loved how...

Painting dried Hydrangeas is easy peasy! All you have to do is start collecting beautiful blooms and put them in a safe place to dry. Mine were stored on a shelf in the garage. Actually, sometimes the fresh bloom dried in a vase of water! It's amazing how well the Hydrangea blooms hold up during the drying. Watch the

This outdoor Christmas planter cost me only $4 to make. That's how much I paid for that holiday sign at Walmart, rest were sourced from my yard.

Spray paint hydrangeas. Use any color you want. After three years, mine still look great!

If you can't find faux florals in the colors you need, paint them! This tutorial shows you how to spray paint fake flowers in minutes.

Did you know that you can change the color of flowers, real or fake by using spray paint? For real flowers, the product I like is Design Master Colortool. This is not an advertisement...it is just a good product. You can get this paint at Michael's and Walmart. The color comes out in a fine mist and gives you control of how much or little color you want to add to the flower. For a wedding I was helping with, the bride wanted pink and white hydrangeas. It was cheaper to get white hydrangeas…

Dried Hydrangeas There is nothing prettier than hydrangeas blooming all summer long. This year, it occurred to me to try to keep enjoying my hydrangeas even though they were dead on the bush. So, I snipped some dried hydrangeas and tried my hand at spray painting them. Fall Hydrangeas We decorated my mantel for fall using pumpkins, greenery and dried hydrangeas pained with copper paint. Some of the hydrangeas were left natural. Love the look! ...

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This past Saturday morning my sister and I headed up to the Holly Jolly Market in Otsego, MN. The market is held in a greenhouse so not only are there really fab vintage holiday goodies (and trust…