DIY Shimmery Glitter Vase. Sometimes I just can’t resist taking a plain, simple vase and turning it into something more interesting.
This vase was left over from an Easter floral arrangement, and I decided to keep it and transform it with a little glitter. It’s painted with alternating layers of glitter, glue, and paint, giving it a shimmery, sand art appearance. Supplies: Clear, glass vase (Optional) Small, cylinder vase that fits inside larger vase Fine glitter in two or three shades Black acrylic paint Mod Podge Paint Brushes Start with a clean, glass vase. Choose two or three coordinating shades of glitter.
Pour a small amount of Mod Podge into the vase. Take one shade of glitter and pour a ton of it into the vase. I’d seriously estimate a 1:1 ratio of glitter to glue, maybe even a little more. We’re going for an almost solid coat of glitter, here. Grab your paintbrush and stir everything well. Paint a light, swirly coat of glitter glue across the inside of the vase. Let it dry for at least an hour. Ta da! Résultats Google Recherche d'images correspondant à.
Idées DIY : le blog du DIY Do It Yourself. Une bonne idée pour recycler les journaux J’aime beaucoup réaliser mes cadeaux, avec mes petites mains et j’ai autant de plaisir à les fabriquer qu’à les offrir. Avec ce tutoriel, je vais également pouvoir fabriquer mes sacs cadeaux! Voici le lien vers le tutoriel en image s, sur le blog Feeling Crafty , de Nouvelle Zélande. Pour informations, je vous donne les mesures converties en centimètres : Découper un rectangle de 40cm (environ) sur 21cm dans du papier journal Esnuite, le pliage sera le suivant : Un bord supérieur de 3,2cm (=1.25″) Un bord inférieur de 5cm (=2″) A la verticale : 1) Un pliage de 11,4cm (=4.5″) 2) Un pliage de 7,6cm (=3″) 3) Un pliage de 11,4cm (=4.5″) 4) Un pliage de 7,6cm (=3″) Et le reste qui servira de bordure collée. Ce tutoriel est à varier à l’infini avec tous les papiers un peu rigides…. Mais aussi. Top 10 Space-Saving Household Projects - StumbleUpon.
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