DIY Hand Painted Ornaments
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57 Share 6.8K views 2 years ago Hi guys, welcome back to my channel. In this video, I will be showing you how to spray paint Christmas tree ornaments. Over time, ornaments colors tends to fade,.
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The only trick is to make sure the spray paint gets squirted inside the ornament. As long as you have the nozzle pointed in the right direction, you're good. All in all, in total, I made 6 ornaments for less than $20 and I have plenty of spray paint leftover for whatever I set my mind to.
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Welcome to a treasure trove of over 25 painting ideas for ornaments! Forget about store-bought Christmas decorations this year - we're relying on DIY to add a personal touch to your ornament game. And the best part? You don't need to be a Picasso to join in the fun.
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A few simple steps to spray paint. A simple and inexpensive Christmas ornament can be a great way to update your tree. Tracy demonstrates how she painted her tree with colorful spray paint and glitter using simple yet effective techniques. Ornaments were covered in different shades of blue, green, pink, yellow, and maroon paint.
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Step 1. Spray mirror spray paint into clear ornaments Remove the caps to the clear ornaments and set aside. Take the ornaments outside and spray the inside of the ornament with one or two small spritzes of the mirror spray paint. Roll the paint around on the inside if necessary.
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Make sure to use a paint that is specifically designed for glass surfaces. Once you've chosen your paint, shake the can well and then begin to spray the paint onto the glass ball ornaments. If you want to create a marbled effect, start by spraying one color of paint onto the ornament. Then, quickly add a second color of paint and continue to.
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Let the paint dry (my Plutonium only took 3 minutes to dry) and admire your fancy new ornament. You can do this process one at a time, or you can set up multiple ornaments in cups and paint them in as assembly line. TRY THESE OTHER DIY ORNAMENTS! FAUX BIRCH FINISH FAUX BLOWN GLASS ORNAMENTS
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Materials needed: - clear glass ornaments (the ones I used are actually glass-look plastic ones from Walmart - much less breakable for my 3 year old) - I used a 6/pk size and 9/pk size - craft paint (I think you could really use any kind of paint… leftover wall paint, leftover spray paint… whatever you have) - ribbon for hanging them
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Spray painting Christmas ornaments. 7. Hang a 4″ large plastic ornament from a short bungee cord hook outdoors. 8. Lightly mist the outside of the ornament with a black matte chalkboard spray paint until full coverage is met. 9. Hang ornaments until completely dry. I hung mine from large screws attached to a storage cubby indoors.
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If I wanted colors to mix, I'd spray them into the ornament when the paint was still wet. If I didn't want the colors to mix (like red and green), I waited for the paint to dry before adding more. I used several brands and types of spray paint. The thinner cheap paints (like the $1.98 stuff from Wal-mart) were runny and difficult to work with.
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Use your craft spray paint to cover the ornaments entirely in the chosen base color. Any paint colors will do, but I chose to use a charcoal spray paint. It is easier to lay the ornaments on dowels on a board so they don't roll around. Dry Ornaments Let your ornaments dry completely.
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Fold your twine section in half, and place the loop into the glue. Let dry. Repeat for each pine cone. Step 4. Tie twine into knot and trim excess. Tie the two ends of the twine into a knot and trim off any excess to finish the ornaments off. Step 5. Hang the pine cone Christmas ornaments on the tree! The beauty of these pine cone ornaments is.
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The Spruce Preparations Before you begin, wrap your workspace in kraft paper, contractor's paper, or a drop cloth to protect it from any paint drips or spills. Set out all of your supplies and take the tops off of your glass or plastic ornaments. For wooden ornaments, you might need to use a hot glue gun.
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Spray Paint Your Ornaments I had planned to spray paint them outside, but any little bit of wind blew the ornaments around. So I moved into the garage and spray painted them on a sheet of plywood. There's probably a better way to do it, because my ornaments kept rolling around, which smudged the paint and picked up dust.
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I recommend using spray paint with a chalky finish since it goes on ultra-smooth. Spray in small bursts while turning the blub to prevent dripping. Spray paint clear ornaments. After I painted the ornament, I placed the stick into the ground or a styrofoam block until dry. Painted sticks in the garden drying.
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Prepare ornaments for Painting For this little project, you'll need to prepare a little spray painting station. Use a cardboard box with sides. Even better, toothpicks poked in a flat piece of styrofoam can hold up your ornaments even better. I used Matte White Spray Paint and the Stone Effect Spray Paint.
