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Fun DIY Face Vase With Puffy Paint

Fun DIY Face Vase With Puffy Paint
This creative vase from athomeinlove.com resembles of a face! To make it you’ll need a vase that looks kind of like a head, white spray paint, a pencil, white puff paint. Start by spray painting the vase white, using multiple thin coats. Once the paint is dry, lightly draw your face with pencil. You can... 
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Cute And Simple DIY Oslo Bud Vases

Cute And Simple DIY Oslo Bud Vases
These bud vases are the perfect touch of clean modern and, bonus, require a very small budget to fill.  Keeping fresh flowers is easy when you only have to buy one stem at a time. You will need plaster, a plastic cylinder mold with lid, glass vials, a wooden disk, E6000, glass test tubes, craft... 
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DIY Spray-Painted Colorful Vases From Glass Bottles

DIY Spray-Painted Colorful Vases From Glass Bottles
Need a couple of simple and cute vases for fresh spring flowers? Here’s a great idea from BlogPBTeen! The supplies are glass bottles, rubber bands, painters tape, aluminum foil and scissors. Slide the rubber bands on to the bottle to create a striped pattern. Apply painters tape above the top rubber band. Cover the top... 
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Bright And Cheerful DIY Tissue Paper Vases

Bright And Cheerful DIY Tissue Paper Vases
These colorful bottles can become a great art piece or a super creative centerpiece for any occasion. The supplies are an empty wine bottle, 1 cup Baking soda, a bucket and hot water for removing labels, white enamel spray paint, rubbing alcohol, Mod Podge in Gloss, foam brushes, tissue paper. To get started, first you... 
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Cheerful DIY Color Blocked Wood Vases

Cheerful DIY Color Blocked Wood Vases
Color blocking is one of the hottest décor trends right now, so we offer you to make these cool color blocking vases that Sarahhearts blog had shared. You’ll need adhesive wood sheets, glass cylinder vases, craft paint and painter’s tape.  Cut the wood sheet to fit the height and circumference of your vase. Just wrap... 
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DIY Gold Leaf Vases Or Votives For Decor

DIY Gold Leaf Vases Or Votives For Decor
These beautiful gold leaf vases can become a cool home decoration for any season. The supplies are a gold leaf, a gold leaf adhesive, a brush for the adhesive, a big brush, small glasses or votives. Put the glue on your glasses where you want the gold leaf to go. The glue has to dry... 
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Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase

Inspiring DIY ‘Happy Spring’ Framed Vase
Spring is here and it’s time to celebrate it decorating your home with various spring-inspired pieces. For this framed vase you’ll need 7×10 blank chalkboard, an extra fine permanent marker, white transfer paper, 12 gauge craft wire, chevron washi tape and a ball half-pint jar. Print out what you want to transfer onto the frame.... 
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Simple Clear Vase Makeover

Simple Clear Vase Makeover
If you have a boring clear vase and want to change it somehow, we’ve got an idea for you! You’ll need an old vase, 2 sheets of sold color cardstock, one sheet of patterned paper, Mod Podge, scissors, a paint brush. Rip or cut your cardstock in to smaller pieces. Dip your brush into your... 
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13 Amazing And Easy To Make Tin Can Vases

13 Amazing And Easy To Make Tin Can Vases
If you have some tin cans at home and want to recycle them and no waste, you can easily make a beautiful vase using it. First of all, you can take a tin can, fill it with water and get a rustic look. The second idea is to paint it the way you like –... 
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DIY Faceted Vase As A Christmas Centerpiece

DIY Faceted Vase As A Christmas Centerpiece
Sculptural pieces look dramatic and never go out of style, GDG Studios presented faceted wall vases but you can make a similar piece yourself. For a sculptural vase you’ll need cardstock, free template, glue, scissors, scoring tool. Download the templates from the page and cut them out. Score all lines on the template. Fold all... 
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