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Bring interest into your boring home office with this DIY project. This office chair redo is simple and easy, check out. Believe it or not, these black curtain rods are actually PVC pipes. All thanks to spray paint for this dramatic makeover. Hangers and art will never be the same when they come into contact with spray paint.
This quick DIY video gives you creative ideas to breathe life into your dull toys and use them as accent pieces or bookends. The Spruce / Caylin HarrisAllow your branches time to dry for a moment on the surface you spray painting them on. Then carefully pick them up by the bottom and stand them up vertically so they can dry completely. If you would love to see more spray paint projects, check out my friends at Listotic and their 29+ Cool Spray Paint Ideas That Will Save You A Ton Of Money.
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I love how these florals draw the eye in and make you feel instantly happy. Unfortunately, they don’t last long once cut, which is why I adore this tutorial from A Fanciful Twist on how to Make Zinnia Flowers from Pine Cones. If you ever buy jarred spaghetti sauce, those jars could be your next great creation. Check out how Crafting in the Rain makes these beautiful Ombre Spray Painted Glass Jars.
Thrift Diving has a tutorial for a Custom Welcome Mat DIY Home Decor Makeover. I love it because generic welcome mats may be cheaper, but they’re not cute at all. This is a great way to add some pizzazz to your doorstep without dropping a fortune on custom made welcome mats. Hop over to the chandelier makeover project to see the complete transformation. For example, I was able to transform the bowl above into a stunning display in no time at all.
Spray Painted Door Knobs
You’ll be surprised at how much this one small and inexpensive step will help refresh and update your home. Grouping several spray painted pinecones together is also another great way to refresh your decor. I especially love adding pinecones to containers, like this geometric bowl. The juxtaposition of geometric shapes against the rugged, natural look of the pinecones creates visual interest in our home. Have you ever thought about spray painting plates that you picked up at a yard sale or thrift store? This is such a great way to create a stunning display.
I just love how the spray paint took something dated and made it fresh and fit for a focal point. The Spruce / Caylin HarrisYou really don't need much for this project but pay attention to the quality of the few supplies you do need. So if you forage branches from your backyard, you'll want to make sure they're not falling apart or full of bugs. Pick sturdy ones with interesting shapes to clean and paint. If you're like us, you love the look of milk glass. When at thrift shops or garage sales you probably have seen a thousand plain glass vases and passed them right by.
Hanging Baskets Makeover
I love that each is uniquely shaped and has an almost ‘architectural’ quality. I love displaying them au naturale, but I also love to use spray paint to match the bright decor palette in our space. THIS is the primer to use when spray painting furniture.
Larissa, from the blog Prodigal Pieces, shows how to give these simple glass vases a pretty faux milk glass spray paint look. While not specifically designed to sit outdoors, this geometric tray ended up sitting outside all summer one year and, as a result, yellowed in the sun. I wish I had taken a before and after, but trust me, it had yellowed to the point of making me wrinkle my nose at the thought of putting it out again. But with a few quick sprays of white spray paint, it was as good as new and fits in seamlessly with our outdoor decor.
All complete with step by step tutorials, you will have some fabulous new home decor and some cool DIY gifts in no time. Delivery times may vary, especially during peak periods. How many spray paint project ideas are floating around your head right now? We can always find something that could be refreshed or transformed. Some spray paint projects are simple and give an old piece, new life. Others can create a whole new look and creation for an item.
All of these projects simply require a can of spray paint and an item that needs a little TLC. We are amazed by the cool things you can do and redo with simply a can of spray paint or two…or three. Refinish things and get super crafty with these creative crafts and DIY projects.
I often find thrift store items that have the perfect shape and feel, but the colour just isn’t right. With spray paint, that can be easily remedied in short order. Of all the decor materials I use, pinecones are among my favourites.
Literally no sanding required, and no bumpy sand paper feel after the primer has dried. Using light strokes, going back and forth, spray paint every part of the branch from a variety of sides and directions. Really take your time with this because it is so easy to miss a spot. Look at your branches from all angles before you place them somewhere to dry. Get DIY project ideas and easy-to-follow crafts to help you spruce up your space. Our, DIY Fall Bicycle Wreath, gives all of the steps to creating this beauty.
The before and after shot on Elkee Stewart Home's Instagram page is inspiring. It's simple to decorate with a farmhouse feel when you have a can of spray paint. Spray paint is a great easy way to update decor. I really love the branch arrangement you did, its interesting and different and the photo you took is spot on. For this DIY, I used spray paint as well as acrylic paint to refresh a cheap, plastic boot tray. Spray painting the dining chairs to attain a fabulous facelift at a low cost is a good idea if you’re low on budget.
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