Are you ready for another Whip It Up Wednesday? Spring has finally sprung and the weather is perfect for getting out the spray paint for a little DIY!
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DIY Frosted Glass Home Decor
Last year, I was the lucky winner of a Krylon® Prize Pack of spray paints from a raffle I entered at the CHA Mega Show. I was so excited to receive my prize; a huge box packed with a variety of finishes perfect for my party decor! I’ve always loved the frosted glass look so when I saw the Krylon® Sea Glass Finish in a beautiful Rose color, I knew I wanted to try it for my Easter Tablescape.
I needed a vase for some fresh flowers on my Easter table so I decided to upcycle a juice carafe.
To prepare the carafe for painting, I wiped down the outside of the glass with a clean cloth and placed it on some cardboard.
Following the instructions, I applied even coats by spraying in a sweeping motion from side to side. Using light even coats and slightly overlapping with each pass. I let dry for 20 minutes. I was happy with the results so much I decided one coat was enough.
And that’s it! A super easy and beautiful frosted glass vase for my fresh spring flower bouquet! Doesn’t it look amazing? What would you paint with Krylon® Sea Glass Finish? I’d love to hear your DIY ideas!
I’m so excited to try the rest of the paints in my Prize Pack, I’ll be sure to share more of my creations soon!
Happy Painting!
This is not a sponsored post, I received the paints as a prize from a raffle I entered. I love sharing new finds with you! All opinions expressed are my own.
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10 comments
It came out beautiful and I would breathe new life into lots of old vases and votive holders.
Thank you Sandra! I have a feeling I will be transforming everything in sight!
This is so beautiful. I LOVE Krylon!!!
Thank you Laura!!
Wow! A simple project that has amazing results! It turned out so nice. The frosted glass looks so pretty!
Thank you Laura!! You know how I love anything easy!
I was just looking at another one of your posts and was going to comment on that vase. It is gorgeous! It will go so well with different table scapes.
Thank you!!
Ooohhh… I love how soft and delicate the pink looks with the sea glass finish!
Thank you Elise!