Happy Monday Friends!
I am popping in with a quick project I tackled this weekend. As I am refreshing our home this Spring I wanted to bring some more flowers and greenery in to our living room. If you remember, awhile back I shared my DIY Mercury Glass Bottles. I loved decorating with them this Winter and wondered how I could create something similar for Spring.
I saw this Krylon Glass Frosting Spray Paint
Over a couple of weeks I gathered some bottles of different shapes and sizes from a few local thrift stores. You can find some of my favorite things to look for at thrift stores HERE.
After finding a few bottles I liked, I simply sprayed each one with the paint. I layered on a few coats letting is dry between each. The paint goes on looking transparent and wet. It quickly changes over to give you a frosted look.
Once dry completely, I added a few sprigs of greenery and flowers to the set I created and just love how they look!
I mixed them in with the mercury glass bottles and just love how they look with them too.
Another thing that I would love to share with you all is that a few instagram friends of mine are hosting a new hashtag party every Wednesday. We would love for you to share with us how you use Nature in your vintage, antique farmhouse decor using #thenaturalfarmhouse
Come find us all on Instagram to follow along…
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@kathyscottage @careyscountrygarden @pineconesandplumes
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Wow, it’s amazing how different they look!
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Thank you!
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I haven’t tried the frosted paint, but now I really want to. Love your bottles! Thanks for sharing with us at Brag About It this week. Pinning and adding to my list of things to try!
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Luckily I have a can of such spray paint! Great idea as a way to dress up plain vases and make them more interesting. Visiting from Homemade and Handcrafted party.
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Thank you!
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This is a wonderful upcycle project for bottles, jars, or those vases that come from the florist and seem to multiply in the pantry. I had never seen the Krylon frosted glass finish before. Thanks for the tip!
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The end result is so pretty! Thank you for sharing… you know, I have so many old bottles with great shapes, and it hurts me to part with them. This would be a great easy DIY project (and a way of sprucing up some corners of the apartment for spring!).
XOXO and found you via SITS!
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Thank you Charlotte!
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These are lovely! Two of my four daughters and their SOs just bought their first houses and I’m going to share this with them!
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Thank you Pam!
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Thanks for sharing at To Grandma’s House We Go link party. Adding to some of our Pinterest boards. I need to try this soon.
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Thank you Stephanie!
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I’m always looking for ways to upcycle old bottles, and this is brilliant! I love the look of frosted glass. It makes the bottles look so much more interesting and elegant. I can’t wait to try it!
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