DIY Pots & Vases

Mother’s Day DIY Pink Mason Jar Vases

Mother’s Day DIY Pink Mason Jar Vases
Mother’s Day is coming very soon, and it’s high time to make a gift or just a decoration dedicated to this day. To make these vases you’ll need pint mason jars, Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage, water, gel food colors, craft sticks, a cookie sheet, parchment paper, a measuring spoon, Martha Stewart Crafts Decoupage Floral Lace,... 
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DIY One Step Gold Leaf Vase

DIY One Step Gold Leaf Vase
Spring is time of flowers and if you don’t have a vase you like or you want some more, then you’ll love this simple and cool tutorial. You’ll need only painter’s tape, gold leaf paint and a glass or mason jar you like. So, attach masking tape in the area that is not to be... 
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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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10 Cool DIY Spring Vases – Framed And Not Only

10 Cool DIY Spring Vases – Framed And Not Only
Spring is time of flowers and blooms, so a vase is a necessary thing – let’s have a look at the vases you can make to get inspired this spring! I love the idea of framed vases – they save space and look original and rustic-like. Spring is time of bright colors, so don’t hesitate... 
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Industrial DIY Mini Vase With Harware Supplies

Industrial DIY Mini Vase With Harware Supplies
I just love this cool industrial-inspired vase! To make it you’ll need a plastic storage container, brass plumbing fitting, a piece of jewelry chain, a jump ring, jewelry pliers, wire cutters, a hot glue gun or strong glue like E6000. Insert the plastic container into the plumbing fitting, leaving a little portion of the container... 
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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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Simple And Quick DIY Faux Clay Vase

Simple And Quick DIY Faux Clay Vase
If you want to make a clay vase but don’t know how to treat it, you can make a faux clay vase. The supplies are Trader Joe’s bag, a clear vase, Mod Podge, a paintbrush and scissors. Cut pieces of your Trader Joe’s bag, if you like – vary sizes and shapes.  Dip your paint... 
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DIY Breaking Bad Bud Vases

DIY Breaking Bad Bud Vases
We’ve already told you of bud vases to make but this shelf with them I just love! To make it you’ll need chemistry test tubes, blue crystals, a piece of wood, wood screws. First, using wood screws screw your plates to the plank. These plates have a threaded 3/8″ center hole. In order to hang... 
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DIY Paper Mache Golden Polka Dot Vases

DIY Paper Mache Golden Polka Dot Vases
When I was a child, I made some paper mache fruit, and I’m sure that so did you. Now when we are grown-ups why not make some more craft using this idea? You’ll need glass jars, Brown Paper Bag Paper Mache = Flour & Water Gold Paint Marker Circle Stencil Gold Leaf. First, clean your... 
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DIY Concrete Vases Of Classical Shape

DIY Concrete Vases Of Classical Shape
Concrete is one of the most popular materials for crafting today, it’s minimalist, durable and with industrial chic. To make these simple and beautiful concrete vases you’ll need concrete mix, plastic bottles, pliers, scissors, a marker. Using a marker, trace a line around the larger bottle and cut around the line. Do the same with... 
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