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White wall decorated with several framed artwork images with various colored frames and mats.

Gallery Wall DIY Hack: Spray Painting Frames and Mats

This is your sign to finally make that gallery wall you’ve been putting off! Bring your dream gallery wall to life with COLORSHOT!

Sand and Seashell Picture Frame with Tacky Glue

DIY Coastal Décor: Sand and Seashell Picture Frame with Tacky Glue

Learn how to make DIY coastal décor with Aleene’s! This tutorial will show you how to make a sand and seashell picture frame with Tacky Glue.

Mini Pressed Flower Frames with Super Glue

Mini Pressed Flower Frames with Super Glue

Learn how to use Aleene’s DIY Craft Super Glue Liquid to craft mini pressed flower frames with this simple pressed flower art project tutorial from Jackie Gill.

DIY Cottagecore Décor: Gallery Wall Frame Set with Metallic Spray Paint

DIY Cottagecore Décor: Gallery Wall Frame Set with Metallic Spray Paint

Infuse your space with the quaint allure of cottagecore aesthetics with COLORSHOT! The cottagecore aesthetic blends rustic charm with nature-inspired simplicity, creating a cozy pastoral vibe. This cottagecore décor DIY from Jackie Gill will show you how to create a gallery wall frame set with metallic COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint colors. Transform your walls into a picturesque scene and add cottagecore charm to your home with COLORSHOT! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint(This project uses First Million, Lucky Penny, Treasure Chest, Cheers, Bronzer, and Designer Sunglasses) COLORSHOT White Primer (optional) COLORSHOT Clear Sealer (Matte or Gloss) Picture frames and wall décor Drop cloth or protective surface cover Sandpaper Painter’s tapePrepare gallery wall frame set to be painted Before you get started on this cottagecore décor DIY, prepare your gallery wall frame set and décor for spray painting. For this project, Jackie Gill is upcycling a variety of thrifted finds and using metallic COLORSHOT spray paints to create a cohesive color palette! Use sandpaper to lightly sand shiny surfaces as needed, and ensure the surfaces are clean, dry, and free of dust or debris. Use painter’s tape to cover any areas of the décor that you don’t want painted. Place the items onto a drop cloth or other protective surface cover and be sure to work in a well-ventilated area. Apply primer and spray paint to gallery wall frame set Apply COLORSHOT White Primer to your gallery wall frame set and décor as needed. While not every project requires a primer, it can be particularly beneficial when painting surfaces that are porous, uneven, or have a different color or texture. Allow the primer to dry to the touch, then begin spray painting your cottagecore décor! Shake the spray paint can well and apply in smooth, even strokes. Allow the paint to dry for a few minutes before applying additional coats as desired. Apply sealer and let the gallery wall frame set dry completely Complete your cottagecore décor DIY by sealing the gallery wall frame set and décor with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer. Our gloss formula creates a shiny protective finish, while our matte formula provides a smooth protective finish. Carefully remove any painter’s tape, then set the painted items aside and allow to cure completely for 24 hours. Display your spray painted gallery wall frame set Once the paint has completely cured, add some whimsical art or photos to your gallery wall frame set and display! This cottagecore décor is perfect for creating a charming, vintage aesthetic in your home.Try making your own gallery wall frame set and décor with your favorite COLORSHOT palette! Show us how you’re using COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint for your cottagecore décor DIYs and tag us on social media @mycolorshot!Check out these links and get inspired for your next DIY with COLORSHOT! Browse COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint colors Learn Spray Painting Techniques Explore Spray Paint DIYs

Trending DIY Embellishments: Butterfly Mirror Frame DIY with Matching Bookends

Trending DIY Embellishments: Butterfly Mirror Frame DIY with Matching Bookends

Bring nature indoors with a beautiful butterfly mirror frame DIY! This fabulous fall craft will surely bring some soothing vibes to your space. Aleene’s DIY Craft Heavy Duty Adhesive makes it easy to transform a plain mirror into a fairytale fantasy with delicate butterfly embellishments! This cottagecore mirror set features matching bookends, too! What you need: Aleene’s DIY Craft Heavy Duty Adhesive COLORSHOT White Primer COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints (This project uses Cheers and Princess Cut) Mirror Butterfly appliqués Bookends Kraft paper Painter’s tapeStep 1 Prepare mirror Step 1 Prepare mirror Start this mirror frame DIY by prepping your project. Cover the mirrored surface with kraft paper and use painter’s tape to cover the edges and secure the paper in place. This will protect the mirror from overspray and make cleanup a breeze! Step 2 Prime and paint Step 2 Prime and paintIn a well-ventilated area, apply COLORSHOT White Primer to the mirror frame, butterfly embellishments, and bookends. Allow the primer to dry for at least 10 minutes. Next, apply COLORSHOT Spray Paints to your mirror set. For this project, we used Princess Cut on the butterflies and mirror and Cheers for the bookends. Shake the can for at least 1 minute and apply the paint in smooth, even strokes. Allow to dry between coats. Once youre satisfied with the color coverage, allow the spray paint to dry completely. Step 3 Remove cover and place butterflies Step 3 Remove cover and place butterfliesUse a craft knife to carefully cut and remove the painters tape and kraft paper from the mirror. Place the painted butterfly embellishments along the mirror frame as desired. Step 4 Secure embellishments with adhesive Step 4 Secure embellishments with adhesiveApply Aleenes DIY Craft Heavy Duty Adhesive to the back of each butterfly embellishment and press to secure into place. Step 5 Dry and display! Step 5 Dry and display!Allow the glue to dry and cure completely for 24 hours. Display your DIY mirror frame and bookends for a fun home dcor refresh! You and your space will look fantastic with all these embellished DIYs! Show us what youre making this season with Aleenes and tag us on social media @AleenesDIY!

DIY Framed Botanical Prints with Spray Paint

DIY Framed Botanical Prints with Spray Paint

Add refreshing color to your space with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints! This super simple tutorial will show you how to create your own framed botanical prints with vibrant, tropical colors that you can only get with COLORSHOT. These effortlessly artistic prints will have you feeling like summer, no matter the season! What you need: COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paints COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Gloss(optional) Paper Frames Assorted foliage Protective surface coverPrepare materials for botanical prints Prepare your materials for this spray paint art project. To make your own botanical prints, you’ll need assorted dried, faux, or fresh foliage. For this project, we used monstera, palm, fan palm, and fern leaves with Summer Pedicure, Orange Slice, Island Girl, and Emoji for a lush tropical palette. You can use any foliage and color palette to complement your home décor! Arrange foliage onto paper and apply spray paint Arrange your foliage onto paper. Get creative with your arrangements to make these botanical prints one-of-a-kind! Spray several light coats of paint until your desired level of color is achieved, allowing paint to dry between coats. Use multiple colors for added dimension Try using multiple colors to create unique gradients with spray paint! This botanical print uses a refreshing combination of Orange Slice and Summer Pedicure. Remove foliage and allow paint to dry Once the paint has dried to the touch, carefully remove the foliage from the paper. Seal your spray paint art with COLORSHOT Clear Sealer Glossif desired. Allow the botanical prints to dry completely. Display your framed botanical prints Pop your botanical prints into a set of matching frames, then they’re ready to display! These framed botanical prints are the perfect way to add a tropical touch of color to your space. Show us how you decorate with COLORSHOT and tag us on social media @mycolorshot! Wondering what to do with your leftover spray painted foliage from this framed botanical print project? Check out this tutorial on how to create a colorful spray painted flower bouquet!

How to Spray Paint a Mirror Frame

How to Spray Paint a Mirror Frame

Mirror, mirror, on the wall, who’s the fairest of them all? How about your thrift shop find turned stunning sign?! Scribble & Script will show you how to spray paint a mirror frame with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint to give a forgotten old mirror a fairy-tale ending. What you need: - COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint color of choice - Painter’s tape - Heavy paper - Glass or acrylic panel (optional)Thrift shop mirror The struggle to find anything affordable for a wedding or big event is real, right? Or maybe you’re looking to change up your home décor with a fun project like a quote art sign or giant family calendar. We recommend hitting thrift shops and yard sales to score your base piece, because as long as you have a base you like, you can pretty much fix everything else with COLORSHOT Spray Paint! Scribble & Script needed a wedding sign, so a thrift shop mirror was just the thing to help her get started while staying on budget. Pick out your paint colors She liked the frame of the mirror, so she just needed some spray paint to flip it into something fabulous! Clean and tape off mirror There really aren’t a ton of tricks you need to know when learning how to spray paint a mirror frame. If you’re going to be keeping the mirror intact and using it as an actual mirror in your space, first make sure to cover the mirror with heavy paper and tape securely around the edges of the mirror itself. (You’ll want to clean the mirror edges first from any dust or prints so you get a secure hold with the tape to prevent any paint from seeping underneath.) If you won’t be keeping the mirror and only the frame, you can remove it, just make sure to clean the frame before painting. Thrift Flip Mirror with COLORSHOT Working in a well-ventilated area, spray several light coats on the mirror frame, letting dry in between coats. Check to make sure you’ve gotten all edges, and if your frame has texture, double check that the texture is evenly coated with paint. Once you’re happy with the look, let dry completely before adding your acrylic panel or whatever you decide to do with your frame. And that’s it! Now you know how to paint a mirror frame with fantastic results. What else are you thinking of flipping with COLORSHOT? Tag us on social @mycolorshot and share with us!

Tulip Reverse Tie-Dye Galaxy Wall Hanging

Reverse Tie-Dye Galaxy Wall Hanging

Take your kids' imagination to a galaxy far, far away with this Reverse Tie-Dye Galaxy Wall Hanging project! Perfect for kids who enjoy outerspace themes, this fun space craft from Handmade Charlotte will send their creativity out into orbit. Pair the Tulip Reverse Tie-Dye Kit with Tulip Puff Paints for out-of-this-world wall hangings that are perfect for decorating any aspiring astronaut's room. What you need: - Tulip Reverse Tie-Dye Kit - Tulip Puff Paints - desired colors - Black 100% cotton fabric (like a T-shirt or cloth napkins) - Chalk - Wooden dowel or skewers - Double-stick tape - Scissors - String Before painting your fabric, you're going to want to create cool galaxy effects using the Reverse Tie-Dye Kit, which removes color from darker fabrics. Cover your work surface with a disposable plastic cover before getting started. Wash and dry your 100% natural black fabric (like cotton); this project uses cotton cloth napkins but you could cut up a T-shirt as well. Read over the instructions that come in the kit to prep your supplies. Since we wanted to create a galaxy night sky look, we used the crumple tie-dye technique. Simply lay the fabric out on your work surface and scrunch it all together, then secure with the included rubber bands. Repeat for as many wall hangings as you’d like to make. Prepare the Color Changer by adding water up to the line on the bottle and shaking to mix. Make sure to follow all of the safety precautions listed in the kit instructions. Apply the Color Changer onto your crumpled black fabric (make sure you are working on a protected work surface)! Start by applying a little bit at first to both sides and let it sit for a couple minutes - you’ll see the colors start to change and you can add more Color Changer if you like. Do this for all fabric pieces. Monitor your fabric every few minutes and once it has lightened to your liking, cut off the rubber bands and launder according to the kit instructions. Once your fabric pieces have been laundered, lay them out flat on your work surface for cutting and shaping. Cut the fabric pieces into the size and shape of wall hangings you want. Use chalk to sketch out space-themed designs and words - have fun with it! Outline and fill in your designs with Dimensional Paints. Once you're done painting, let the fabric pieces dry completely before moving on to the next step. Fold the top edge of the wall hanging over to the back side and secure with double-stick tape to form a sleeve for threading a wooden dowel (or long wooden skewer) through. Cut the ends to trim if needed. Hang as is by resting on two nails on the wall, or tie a piece of string to both ends of the wooden skewer to create a hanger. This is one space craft the kids will get to keep enjoying "light-years" after they finish the actual project!

Christmas Quote Art Frame

Christmas Quote Art Frame

Have you started decorating for Christmas yet? The season is quickly approaching and the COLORSHOT office is already buzzing with holiday spirit! We love any reason to decorate, but Christmas just might be our absolute favorite time of year; the options are seriously endless and so EASY with COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint in your crafty tool kit. We teamed up with Jen Bryant Design for some fabulously festive Christmas decorations you can DIY in a short amount of time to add some extra holiday cheer to your space. See how easy it is to turn an old frame you can snag at a thrift store (or out of that old box in your garage) into a cute Christmas Quote Art Frame with COLORSHOT! What you need: - COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint (Primer & Kale used for this project) - Frame with glass - Chalk marker - Printed quote Make sure your frame is clean and free of any dust. Remove the glass and set aside. Depending on the finish of the frame, you might want to spray with a basecoat of Primer first. Once dry, spray with several light coats of Kale (or desired color) until you are happy with the coverage. To create the quote art, place your word pattern underneath the glass and use a chalk marker to trace over the pattern in your desired colors. Once dry, pop it back into the frame and put it on display for a cute way to spread Christmas cheer this holiday season!

Office Art with Matching Frames

Office Art with Matching Frames

Sometimes we all need a little reminder of how fabulous and hardworking we are. Beautiful art with inspirational quotes in your office space is a great way to remind yourself on the daily, especially when the grind gets tough. Part of having art you want to look at is framing it in beautiful frames. We know frames can be pricey, but not when you have COLORSHOT in your corner! Spray paint used or discount frames to look like new for quote art that keeps you motivated and on budget. What you need: - COLORSHOT Premium Spray Paint (we used Smoke & Mirrors, Island Girl, Bubble Bath and Scuba) - Metal art frames Make sure your frame is clean and free of any dust. As with all spray paint projects, you'll want to work in a well-ventilated area. Remove artwork and backing from frames and place frames on a covered work surface. Spray several light coats of color onto frames, letting dry in between coats. Who wouldn't want to work in this office space?!

How to Fix a Broken Picture Frame

How to Fix a Broken Picture Frame

You just moved into your new apartment and it’s time to start unpacking. The “pictures” box is first on the list so you open the box, only to find that one of your favorite frames is broken. Don’t worry, you don’t have to go out and buy a new frame. We’ll show you how easy it is to fix a broken picture frame with Aleene’s Industrial Glue. 1. Apply glue to unpainted or stained surfaces of clean, dry wood. 2. While wet, remove excess glue with a damp cloth.3. Press or clamp together for approximately 30 minutes.4. Let dry for 24 hours. Now it’s as good as new, and your new apartment can start to feel more like home with your favorite pictures on display!

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