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This was such fun and simple DIY. Very budget friendly. Less then $15
Supplies:
- Clear ornaments (Dollar tree or micheals)
- A few different shades of brown paints
- Paint brushs
- Baking Soda
- Cup of water and paper towel
- Spray paint if you want to paints the lids
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I didn’t end up using the pearl white, and just used a reg white. Michael’s was slim pickings this trip.
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You sprinkle baking Soda over the paint so once it dries it doesn’t scratch. Your ornaments will last much longer and will look Terra-Cotta looking depending on how you paint them.
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All the ornaments needed two coats
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Only half of these have the second coat. The top right one need to be blended better with the second coat.
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I just hung them with fishing wire I found at Walmart and clear tacks.
Jessie Thomas
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