Easy glitter Christmas art ideas
December 10, 2020
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Oh my goodness, I've had more fun than ever decorating for the holidays this
year! My husband keeps commenting on how festive the house is. (It is every
year, but I've had a blast working on some crafty projects this
season.)
I have been working with
Krylon spray paint
this year and have completed a bunch of smaller and bigger transformations
-- you can see our
painted kitchen hardware here,
our outdoor makeovers
and the little touches on
our Thanksgiving table here!
This one was probably the most fun because it involved GLITTER. The good
kind that sprays where you want it, not the stuff that gets all over the
place and haunts you for months. ;) Krylon has a fantastic Glitter Blast spray
paint that I loved!
These are all super easy and REALLY inexpensive projects! My first project
was in our mud room. We have
a giant chalkboard
I built soon after we moved in and I wanted to add some fun touches. I
started with this wood sign I picked up at the dollar store:
I gave it a couple coats of the Fusion All-in-One paint in their Satin
Bright White color:
SO FUN. It goes on so easily and dries super fast.
Look at that glitter!:
It's hard to see in photos further away but it glimmers in real life. I'm so
impressed with this product.
I drew some simple pine trees and snow on our chalkboard and hung the little
sign next to them:
The trees take seconds to draw -- the key is turning your chalk on it's
side. :)
I just love it -- even our 13-year-old commented on how cute it was:
Next was a simple sign for our basement. This was another dollar store cut
out:
This one got two coats of the Krylon Fusion paint in Gloss Red Pepper:
By the way, those Amazon boxes make for an easy spray paint spot!
When that was dry it got some glitter, this time in their Cherry Bomb
color:
If you've used glitter spray paint in the past and not had good luck, you'll
be pleasantly surprised with these products. They go on like a dream and the
nozzle stays clear use after use. They cover well so you use very
little.
SO pretty!:
I used an IKEA Ribba frame (they are the best!) and some birch wrapping
paper as the background:
You can see how I used that
birch paper for pretty holiday candles here! I'll show you where this ended up in our basement next week. :)
I also sprayed our stocking initials with the glitter spray as well. We all
need a little bling here and there:
My final super simple project started with a wood laurel wreath from the
Target dollar spot:
I used the Krylon Fusion All-in-One spray paint in Satin Black (that I used on our
kitchen hardware) for this one.
After the black paint dried I added a couple quick coats of the Diamond Dust Glitter Blast spray on top. I used a free printable and hung the wreath on top for a simple display:
It is SO beautiful on top of the black! The red glitter would be pretty as
well.
My giant upholstered bulletin board got some simple Christmas decor and I
just love it:
I really love that the glitter stays put -- I planned to add a top coat to
these but it's not needed. It doesn't have any fall out at all and sprays
so easily.
So much fun! It has made my heart happy to work on these crafts this season.
It's been healing in a way, after this crazy year. :)
You can see all of the awesome Krylon products and more inspiration here!
This post sponsored by Krylon but all opinions are my own. I only work with
companies and products I know, love and would recommend to you.
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Love the wooden laurel wreath with the deer inside. How cute!
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