An inexpensive vase turns into a high end dupe with a little spray paint and some patience in @donice.designs video. In it, she shows followers how she used a painting hack to get the marbled look ...

She starts with a plain vase and some matte black spray paint, adding a black bowl to the bottom of the upturned vase after it dries. Next, she finds a textured votive candle which she uses as a ...

Cooperative Extension pro Lynne Holland offers suggestions for extending and preserving the sights, smells and spirit of fall ...

Fashion editor Harriet Davey talks us through her new-found lockdown talent: making candle holders, vases and ... use watercolour paint or for streak-free you can also try spray paint.

Our top choice was Rust-oleum Stops Rust 5-in-1 Spray Paint. Not only did this spray paint go on easily, it was also the most durable of those tested, providing big color coverage and a scratch ...

Combine the vinegar and warm water in a spray bottle. Spritz the solution on the glass doors. Use the sponge to gently scrub stubborn spots, then the whole door. Wipe clean with the microfiber cloth.

On the plastic bottle, draw out the shape of the vase. Carefully cut the shape out with scissors (make sure an adult does this). Paint the vase in a colour of your choice. Leave to dry.

Avant Garden floral designer Michael Frazier favors pumpkins as a fall-inspired “vase.” He suggests either carving out a ...

and vases—spray paint them black or gold for a spooky and chic feel. DIY Spooky Lanterns: Repurpose mason jars or old glass containers by placing battery-operated LED lights or tea lights inside.

The vase is sprayed with a surface coating of colour before the turner carefully reveals the base colour underneath. The process of putting the stripes into the Panther Vase dates back to 1764 and ...

Either way, you can—contrary to popular belief—renew your furniture’s lease on life with a fresh coat of paint. The work demands a certain amount of preparation; paint projects always do.